Meesho's Farhan Hazarika Joins Edtech Firm Teachmint As Head Of Talent Management

In a statement released today, edtech company Teachmint announced the appointment of Farhan Hazarika as the head of talent management to oversee personnel strategy. Hazarika, who has nearly 14 years of expertise in human resources in startups, ITeS, manufacturing, co-working, and e-commerce businesses, will be essential to the company's goal of creating a highly effective team that will change the global education environment.

In his previous position at Meesho, where he was in charge of creating the firm's hiring strategy and increasing strengths and capabilities across numerous teams. He has led teams at 91 Springboards, CoWrks, Denso Kirloskar NSE 4.50%, and other companies in the past. In his new position, he will emphasise several facets of talent strategy, such as talent acquisition, performance management, diversity and inclusion programmes, and creating cutting-edge people practices to further promote company culture.

According to Kapil Vardhan, Teachmint Group's CHRO, "As a company, we are dedicated to fostering an environment where every team member has a clearly defined career path that we cultivate together. We are excited to work with Farhan to scale our teams even further and create a culture that is truly formidable because of his amazing experience and brilliant ideas."

"I understand the value and impact Teachmint's "infra" innovation can create coming from a family with a solid background in the education sector, and I think there is no better time to be here than right now. I'm excited to be a part of the leadership's extraordinary commitment to fostering a collaborative culture, said Farhan Hazarika.

The company is still making strategic hires for roles in technology, products, marketing, design, and business operations. Rocketship.vc, Lightspeed, Learn Capital, Goodwater Capital, Vulcan Capital, Better Capital, CM Ventures, Epiq Capital, and Titan NSE -0.02% Capital are a few of the international and Indian investors who have contributed to its $118 million total funding to far.