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New office bearers elected for CII-TN State Council for 2025-26

AR Unnikrishnan, the Managing Director of Saint-Gobain India Pvt Ltd, has been elected as the Chairman of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Tamil Nadu State Council for the year 2025-26. This prestigious position is a testament to his exceptional leadership skills and vast experience in the industry. Along with him, C Devarajan, the Managing Director of URC Constructions (P) Ltd, Erode, has been elected as the Vice Chairman of the council.

The CII Tamil Nadu State Council is a premier business association that represents the Indian industry and acts as a catalyst for economic growth. With over 8000 members from various sectors, the council plays a crucial role in shaping policies and promoting inclusive growth in the state. The election of AR Unnikrishnan and C Devarajan is a recognition of their expertise and their commitment to driving the growth of the state’s economy.

AR Unnikrishnan, a veteran in the construction and building materials industry, has been associated with Saint-Gobain India Pvt Ltd for over two decades. He has played a pivotal role in the company’s growth and expansion in the Indian market. His vast knowledge and experience in the industry make him the perfect candidate for the role of Chairman of CII Tamil Nadu State Council. His vision and strategic thinking will undoubtedly bring new ideas and initiatives to the council, benefitting the entire business community in the state.

C Devarajan, the Vice Chairman of the council, is a well-respected figure in the construction industry. Under his leadership, URC Constructions (P) Ltd has grown to become one of the leading construction companies in Tamil Nadu. His expertise in project management and his contribution to the development of the state’s infrastructure make him an ideal choice for the role of Vice Chairman. With his strong business acumen and industry knowledge, he will be able to provide valuable insights to the council.

The CII Tamil Nadu State Council has always been at the forefront of promoting sustainable and inclusive growth in the state. With the new leadership, the council will continue to work towards creating a conducive business environment and fostering innovation and competitiveness among the industries. The focus will also be on promoting skill development and creating job opportunities for the youth of Tamil Nadu.

In his role as the Chairman, AR Unnikrishnan has expressed his commitment to work towards the betterment of the state’s economy. He believes that with the support of the government and the business community, Tamil Nadu can become a hub for industrial growth and innovation. He also emphasized the importance of collaboration and knowledge-sharing among the industries to drive sustainable growth.

C Devarajan, the Vice Chairman, echoed the same sentiments and expressed his determination to work towards the development of the state’s infrastructure. He also highlighted the need for creating a conducive environment for small and medium enterprises to thrive and contribute to the state’s economy.

The election of AR Unnikrishnan and C Devarajan as the Chairman and Vice Chairman of CII Tamil Nadu State Council has been welcomed by the industry and business community. It is a reflection of their leadership and their contribution to the growth of the state’s economy. With their vision and determination, the council is set to achieve new milestones and create a positive impact on the lives of people in Tamil Nadu.

In conclusion, the election of AR Unnikrishnan and C Devarajan as the Chairman and Vice Chairman of CII Tamil Nadu State Council is a significant development that will pave the way for the state’s economic growth. Their leadership and expertise will undoubtedly bring new opportunities and drive sustainable development in the state. We congratulate them on their new roles and wish them all the best for their future endeavors.

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