Bhanu Partap joins Amsons as group head of IT

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Bhanu brings over 18 years of experience in Information technology to Amsons and will lead the company’s IT strategy focusing on innovation and digital transformation.

Bhanu Partap has joined Amsons group as the group head of IT. Bhanu has over 18 years of experience in information technology, specifically in leading large scale digital transformation  initiatives, enterprise applications and IT applications across multiple business sectors.

“My leadership approach focuses on aligning technology with business objectives, driving innovation, improving operational excellence and building high-performing IT teams that deliver measurable value,” he said.

Bhanu began his career as a systems administrator at Innovative Group of Colleges in August 2007 before joining Abhijeet Group as the assistant manager in 2012. He has also worked with Geeken Seating Collection and United Brothers Distillers.

Before moving to Amsons, Bhanu was the head of IT at Tamal group in Kenya, where he led IT operations, digital transformation initiatives and enterprise projects. 

Bhanu holds a Bachelor of Computer Application  (BCA), Information Technology from D.A.V college and an MSc  in IT degree from Delhi University.

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