Sr Procurement Officer
Uncle Chipps Ltd ( Formerly Amrit Agro Insdustries Ltd), A Part Of Amrit Banaspati Company Ltd.
Noida
Uncle Chipps Ltd was the pioneer in India to successfully introduce packaged salty snacks in the organized sector. Their potato chips were marketed under the brand name UNCLE CHIPPS. The company was established by the renowned Indian business house Bajaj's of Amrit Bansapati Company, who were leaders in the edible oil market with popular brands like Gagan Banspati.In May 1989, I joined Uncle Chipps as a Trainee and received training in various functions such as Marketing, Sales, Supply… Show more Uncle Chipps Ltd was the pioneer in India to successfully introduce packaged salty snacks in the organized sector. Their potato chips were marketed under the brand name UNCLE CHIPPS. The company was established by the renowned Indian business house Bajaj's of Amrit Bansapati Company, who were leaders in the edible oil market with popular brands like Gagan Banspati.In May 1989, I joined Uncle Chipps as a Trainee and received training in various functions such as Marketing, Sales, Supply Chain Management (SCM), and Procurement. During my tenure, I had the privilege to work with experts from the food industry and commodity markets, which helped me acquire practical management skills and develop my competencies under their guidance.I established a sustainable network of raw material suppliers, which helped me overcome seasonal challenges and gave the company a competitive edge against its rivals. Additionally, my work involved extensive travel throughout the country, which exposed me to diverse cultures, people, aspirations, and working conditions. Through this, I gained firsthand experience in rural economies and truly understood rural marketing. I overcame the challenges of working in unknown territories and developed the ability to succeed without any supervision.Thanks to my hard work and dedication, I received five promotions and numerous awards for my contributions to the growth of the company. Show less