<div id="readability-page-1"><div id="parent_top_div">Panasonic Life Solutions India Chairman Manish Sharma has resigned from the company after steering the appliance &amp; consumer electronics product maker for over a decade. He has been instrumental in shaping Panasonic's business strategy, growth trajectory, and organisational culture in India, according to a company statement. Sharma will continue to support the organization during the transition period, while Tadashi Chiba, MD and CEO, Panasonic Life Solutions India continues to manage India business, it said. According to an industry insider, Sharma announced his decision to quit Panasonic during a company town hall. In that town hall, Head of Panasonic's appliances business globally, Masahiro Shinada, was also present. During his tenure, Panasonic became a prominent name in the fast-growing appliance market. In segments such as Room AC and LED TV, Panasonic becomes a visible competitor. Sharma has been a strong proponent of the &#34;Make in India&#34; initiative and has overseen the expansion of Panasonic's local manufacturing capabilities in India. During his tenure, Panasonic India has increased local production of various product lines over several years. Besides Panasonic Life Solutions, Sharma also heads the Electronics Manufacturing Committee of the industry body FICCI and was instrumental in the first PLI (production-linked incentives) for white Goods (Air Conditioners and LED Lights). He is also a member of the SCALE (Steering Committee on Advancing Local value-add &amp; Exports) Committee, which is established by the Indian government to boost local manufacturing and exports, particularly in the wake of supply chain disruptions. Sharma also led CEAMA (Consumer Electronics and Appliances Manufacturers Association) from 2014-2018. Earlier this year, Panasonic announced its exit from the refrigerator and washing machine segments in India, as part of the global restructuring of business by the Japanese appliances and consumer electronics major. Both the refrigerator and washing machine segments were loss-making businesses for Panasonic in India, where it was struggling to make a space in the market, and according to GFK numbers, it has a very low market share in both segments. According to industry insiders, Panasonic faced headwinds after this exit in the Indian market. Panasonic Life Solutions India is the entity which is formed after merging businesses - Panasonic India, Anchor Electricals, Panasonic Energy and Panasonic Carbon. Sharma had joined Panasonic as Head of Marketing, Consumer Electronics &amp; Home Appliances in August 2008. He became the MD &amp; CEO in 2012, Executive Committee member of Panasonic Corporation in 2016 and Chairman in 2021. Prior to that, he was working with Haier India. Sharma, an alumnus of Bhilai Institute of Technology, has also worked with LG Electronics India and Colour Television.</div></div>

松下电器

松下电器印度生活解决方案公司董事长 Manish Sharma 在公司工作超过十年后辞职。他在塑造松下在印度的战略和增长方面发挥了关键作用，支持当地制造和 “印度制造” 倡议。Sharma 将在过渡期间提供协助，而 Tadashi Chiba 将继续管理业务。在他的任期内，松下成为家电市场的重要参与者，尽管公司最近退出了冰箱和洗衣机等亏损业务。Sharma 曾在行业机构担任领导职务，并于 2008 年加入松下

松下电器董事长 Manish Sharma 辞职以寻求外部发展