Oxane Partners appoints Ankush Arora as CHRO

Oxane Partners, a technology-driven solutions provider to private markets, has appointed Ankush Arora as chief human resource officer (CHRO). 

Arora brings in over two decades of experience and will be responsible for developing and implementing HR strategies, talent acquisition, learning and development, people operations, and employee engagement programmes for Oxane.

Prior to this role, he has led HR functions for both start-ups and large organisations, having worked at L&T Infotech, SAP Labs, Tata Interactive, Jubilant Lifesciences, Havells, Grofers (now known as Blinkit), and Absolute Foods.

“We’re delighted to have Ankush onboard at a time when the Oxane Partners family is growing rapidly. He brings a proven track record of transforming cultures with strong business acumen for driving HR-led initiatives. We’re sure his expertise will enable us to become more innovative, and help our team work towards advancing the firm’s vision,” said Vishal Soni, co-founder, and managing director, Oxane Partners.

The announcement comes at a time when the firm is rapidly scaling its workforce with a focus to build a future-ready organisation that can navigate the challenges in the private markets landscape. 

Recently, the firm announced the launch of its new office in Hyderabad and plans to grow to 500-plus people in the next two years. The firm has more than doubled its team since the pre-pandemic period, the company said in a statement.

“I am thrilled to be a part of Oxane Partners, especially when the firm is at the cusp of rapid growth. I look forward to collaborating with Oxane’s leadership team and creating a workplace that is committed to trust, freedom, and growth for every team member as we deliver a strong people plan to support Oxane in its growth journey ahead,” said Arora.

Headquartered in London with a delivery center in India, Oxane Partners has a team of over 250 across four locations (London, New York, Gurgaon, and Hyderabad) and serves 100-plus clients including global investment banks, private credit, private equity, hedge funds, and alternative asset managers in more than 20 geographies globally.