Responsibilities
CEO Office Interface & Project Governance

• Ensure correct, complete and timely information flows to leadership; highlight critical issues and bottlenecks

and act as expediter for decision-making.

• Coordinate with CPAG / Chairman's office on project matters and carry project issues to resolution.

• Assure internal coordination and project-related governance across the organization.
Portfolio Assurance (business Level)

• Own capex monitoring across the portfolio against sanctioned plans.

• Prepare and monitor AOPs (Annual Operating Plans) and the STRAP (Strategic Plan); track delivery against

both.

• Review Budget NFAs (Notes for Approval) and track approvals to closure; support business-case preparation

and lender's management.
Cost Assurance

• Establish and hold the project cost baseline.

• Prepare and review the EAC (Estimate at Completion) and run cost-benefit analysis.

• Track client receivables / claims and drive capitalization of the asset post completion.
Internal Integration





• Integrate all business-unit project teams and enabling departments into one delivery flow.

• Remove inter-department hindrances so projects move without internal friction.

• Own the interfaces and dependencies that cross functional boundaries.
Leadership Assurance & Oversight

• Assure pre-construction readiness and monitor planning & scheduling across packages.

• Ensure corrective and preventive actions are taken by the required stakeholders.

• Forecast delivery challenges early and monitor that management decisions are acted upon.
Last (statutory Approvals) Assurance

• Monitor all project-related statutory approvals and compliances across the portfolio.

• Support project teams in obtaining timely decisions and management approvals.

• Ensure execution never runs ahead of statutory clearance.
Escalation Anchor & Knowledge

• Run regular reviews at every level with stakeholders and management; escalate deviations and pending

approvals.

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📌 Head - PMAG (Ahmedabad)
🏢 Adani
📍 Ahmedabad