TVS Capital Funds (TCF), a leading growth private equity firm, has announced the appointment of Chandrasekar V (Chandra) as Partner, Research. Chandra brings over two decades of experience from his tenure at McKinsey & Company, where he led large-scale, high-performance research teams.
Focus on Enhancing Research
In his new role at TVS Capital Funds, Chandra will focus on enhancing research capabilities, driving data-driven insights, and supporting strategic decision-making across the firm’s investing activities. His expertise will help TCF strengthen its investment strategies and back entrepreneurs building India’s future.
Chandra’s Experience at McKinsey
At McKinsey, Chandra led one of the company’s largest research teams, overseeing research across various sectors and geographies. He specialized in talent management, client engagement, and operational excellence, aligning the team’s efforts with McKinsey’s global strategies. As a knowledge specialist in the Technology, Media, and Telecommunications (TMT) sector, Chandra provided technical expertise to McKinsey teams globally.
Chandra also played a key role in establishing Client Capabilities Hubs in Chennai and Bangalore, which now include around 300 professionals ranging from analysts to data scientists. These hubs became central to McKinsey’s global operations, offering cutting-edge solutions and comprehensive research initiatives.
Leadership Comments on Appointment
Gopal Srinivasan, Chairman and Managing Director of TVS Capital Funds, highlighted Chandra’s valuable experience: “Chandra’s background in leading high-performance teams and fostering innovation aligns perfectly with our goals. His insights will be crucial as we continue to support entrepreneurs shaping India’s future.”
TVS Capital Funds and Its Role in India’s Growth
TVS Capital Funds (TCF) has partnered with over 35 companies, providing both capital and strategic support with a focus on sectors like Technology for Business, B2B, and Financial Services. The firm primarily invests in businesses targeting the Indian market and is raising its fourth fund to support enterprises contributing to India’s journey toward a $10 trillion economy.
