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Consultant Biography TUSHAR DHINGRA Tushar Dhingra serves as an executive vice president for DHR International, based in the New Delhi COMPANY FACTS office. Mr. Dhingra brings nearly 20 years of experience in the retail, media, hospitality and entertainment industries to DHR and has strong background in corporate strategy, real estate, LEADERSHIP operations, branding and identity, and people management. In addition to his time with David Hoffmann internationally acclaimed firms, Mr. Dhingra also has experience working with family owned Chief Executive Officer groups as well as establishing start-ups in India and across the region in the media, real estate, technology and retail business. CHRISTINE GREYBE Managing Director, Asia-Pacific Prior to joining DHR International, Mr. Dhingra had been a successful business leader for nearly seven years with India’s largest cinema group, BIG Cinemas. As their COO, he oversaw the P&L SERVICES responsibility of nearly 40 locations across India and Nepal. During his tenure there, his focus Global retained executive-level covered business functions such as real estate, retail, branding and marketing, and under his and Board Director searches operational leadership, the firm increased 10 times in size. Mr. Dhingra is also well recognized by the industry for his contributions; some of the international awards and acclaims he has received LOCATIONSTushar Dhingra include “Exhibitor of the Year CineAsia” and “Best Retailer in Entertainment” for two successive 49Executive offices Viceproviding President global search years. Prior to joining BIG Cinemas, Mr. Dhingra served as the Vice President - Marketing and Sales services:DHR International a domestic presence for PVR Cinemas, India’s largest multiplex chain. There, he worked as part of the leadership team, across the nation and internationalLevel 4, Augusta headquarters Point in taking the company to listing. His early career was built across organizations such as Warner Bros, Golf Course Road Canada, London, Hong Kong, Taj Hotels and ITC Hotels, in roles such as corporate sales and hotel operations. Gurgaon (Haryana), 122002 Shanghai,India Singapore, Taipei, TokyoTel: 91 and124 Mexico435 4102 C ity Mr. Dhingra is a Hotel Management Graduate with a Post Graduate degree in Business Fax: 91 124 435 4001 Administration from I.M.T Ghaziabad. [email protected] www.dhrtinternational.comwww.dhrinternational.com .

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