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Up the ranks: Mukta Arya is appointed Societe Generale’s Head of HR, APAC

Up the ranks: Mukta Arya is appointed Societe Generale’s Head of HR, APAC

Respected HR leader Mukta Arya has been appointed as Head of Human Resources, Asia Pacific, Societe Generale with effect from 1 September. She moves from Singapore to Hong Kong to assume this new role.

Mukta is a SocGen veteran, having first joined the Corporate & Investment Banking and Private Banking arms of Societe Generale in Mumbai as Head of HR, before moving to Hong Kong in 2010 as Regional Head of People and Talent Development. In 2016, she moved to Singapore as Head of HR, Southeast Asia and Head of Talent Development and Inclusion, Asia Pacific.

In taking up these senior roles across APAC, she has built a solid profile in the HR function, which will be essential to support Societe Generale’s business operations and the promotion of the Bank’s strong company culture in Asia Pacific.

Mukta is a Global Fellow in Talent Management by Wharton University and a Global Talent Management Leader with certification in MBTI, FIRO B, Experiential Learning, and Leadership Development, and a Certified Coach (ACC) accredited by International Coaching Federation. She graduated with an MBA from Mumbai University in Personnel Management in Industrial Relations.

She started her career in 1997 as an HR Management Trainee in Essar Group in India. She later worked as an HR Generalist in Tata TD Waterhouse Asset Management, Tata TD Waterhouse Securities Limited and Ogilvy and Mather (advertising) in Mumbai, before moving to Societe Generale.

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