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EPISODE · Dec 2, 2024 · 51 MIN

324- (Release Delayed Due to Sensitive Content) From India to Silicon Valley: Butchi Pinnamaraju’s Journey in Global IT Leadership

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Butchi Pinnamaraju Butchi Pinnamaraju serves as the Director of IT Supply Chain at BridgeBio, an early-stage pharmaceutical company. With a background in mechanical engineering and industrial engineering, Butchi has held leadership roles at major organizations including Google, the United Nations, and SAP. His global experience spans India, Europe, and the United States, giving him a unique perspective on cross-cultural leadership in the tech industry. From India to Silicon Valley: Butchi Pinnamaraju’s Journey in Global IT Leadership How can IT leaders effectively navigate diverse cultural environments while driving innovation? In this episode, Bucci Pinamaraju, Director of IT Supply Chain at BridgeBio, shares his journey from a small town in India to leadership roles in global tech companies. Butchi offers insights on empathetic leadership, the importance of technical expertise, and how cultural differences shape project management across Europe and the United States.

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