• February 4, 2025

Lilly appoints new India head | India News – The Times of India

Lilly appoints new India head | India News – The Times of India
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Eli Lilly and Company (Lilly) announced the appointment of Winselow Tucker as president and general manager for Lilly India, effective immediately. Winselow will lead all of Lilly’s operations in India, including the Lilly India commercial organisation and the Lilly Capability Centre India (LCCI) in Bengaluru and Hyderabad, says a company statement.
In a related move, Vineet Gupta, Associate VP, managing director, India, will transition to a new leadership role in Lilly’s headquarters in the US.
“This key leadership move brings all our operations under a ‘One India’ strategic framework, reinforcing our unified strategy and deepened commitment to driving growth and innovation in the country,” said Ilya Yuffa, executive VP and president, Lilly International.
“Winselow’s extensive experience and strategic vision will be pivotal in driving growth and positioning Lilly for long-term success in India,” he added.
Since joining Lilly in 2022, Winselow has served as group VP and chief commercial officer of Lilly Oncology. In this role, he led the commercialization activities for the Oncology Business, including overseeing US and global teams in the development of go-to-market strategies, new product development, and leadership of the US oncology business.




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