Gunjan Soni Bids Adieu To Zomato With Immediate Effect
She made it clear that the reasons listed in her resignation letter are the only significant ones for her resignation
According to BSE filings, the growing work obligations has led Gunjan Soni to formally resign from her position as an independent director at Zomato. She will no longer be a member of the company's risk management and corporate social responsibility committees.
She made it clear that the reasons listed in her resignation letter are the only significant ones for her resignation.
In the filing, Zomato stated, "We would like to inform that Gunjan Tilak Raj Soni has tendered her resignation as independent director of the Company, with effect from close of business hours on October 11, 2024 due to increased work commitments. Consequently, she shall also cease to be a member of the risk management committee and corporate social responsibility committee of the company. She has confirmed that there are no material reasons for her resignation other than those mentioned in his resignation letter."
Gunjan Soni said, "I have had a great partnership with the Zomato team and the other Board members over the past 3 years. The need to step down stems from increased professional commitments and was a tough decision. I am grateful for the opportunity to have served on the Board and am confident in Zomato’s management team and the company’s future direction. It has been an absolute pleasure to serve on the Board under Kaushik's chairmanship and work alongside such talented and dedicated Board members and the management team. I take this opportunity to thank them for the support extended to me during my tenure as an Independent Director of the Company. I wish Deepinder and team the very best for continued success.”
Deepinder Goyal, CEO, Zomato commented, “It was great to partner with Gunjan and a big thanks to her for helping us navigate through the ups and down of the past few years. On behalf of Zomato, I want to thank Gunjan for her valuable insights and guidance that have been instrumental in our growth. While I will miss her on our board, we understand her constraints and wish her continued success.”
