Azim Premji says son Rishad will never be CEO of Wipro
PTI : Davos, Wed Jan 23 2013, 20:20 hrs
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Hinting at a bigger role for CEO T K Kurien, Premji said Kurien "certainly" could become the Managing Director.
"We have T K Kurien now in charge. So, very obviously he has taken over from me the mantel of the chief executive officer's role...He certainly stands a chance of becoming the managing director. Our restructuring is going to make some changes," he said.
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