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-Sandra Kelembeth
Human resources leadership move at Thomas Cook India highlights focus on talent strategy, leadership development, and employee experience.
In a significant development in the leadership of human resources management, Thomas Cook (India) Limited has promoted Deepti Sheth to President & Group Head – Human Resources, effective April 2026, in Mumbai. This decision aims to enhance the organization’s human resources strategy, particularly in terms of talent, leadership, and people experience.
In her new profile, Sheth would be managing the human resource processes in the areas of leadership development, diversity and inclusion, and digital transformation. As the Senior Vice President of SOTC Travel Ltd., Sheth made significant contributions towards shaping human resource policies in alignment with organizational objectives and talent scaling.
“I feel honored to be in this position at such a crucial time for the Group,” stated Deepti Sheth. “Our emphasis will continue to lie in nurturing talent, developing employees, and fostering innovation and inclusion.” The selection of Sheth as Thomas Cook India’s new chief human resources officer is indicative of HR leadership within the travel sector and employee experience evolution in India.
Having more than two decades of experience in managing talent and organizational development, Sheth has been a prominent contributor to forming highly agile teams. Being the recipient of the prestigious HR Icon 2026 and CHRO of the Year 2025 award also highlights the HR leadership trends in 2026.
Business Honor notes that this development highlights Thomas Cook India’s dedication to solid people management practices and sustainable growth through inclusivity. In light of the organization’s global expansion, its human resource management approach will become increasingly significant in its future success.
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