Vivek Jindal, Director & CEO of Uno Minda Limited, has been appointed as Chairperson of ACMA India’s Business Development, Startups & Strategic Partnerships Pillar. In this role, he will strengthen ACMA India’s engagement across OEMs, the aftermarket, and the evolving electric vehicle ecosystem, while driving supply chain excellence and fostering collaborations with startups in mobility.
With over two decades of experience, Jindal has been instrumental in Uno Minda’s global growth, leading acquisitions such as CLARTON HORNs in Spain and Mexico, and advancing initiatives in alternative fuels and electric vehicle technologies. His leadership positions Uno Minda as a forward-looking company ready to capitalize on mobility transformation.
Alongside his Uno Minda responsibilities, Jindal serves as Managing Director of Minda Westport Technologies Ltd and Minda Onkyo India Pvt Ltd, and holds board-level roles at Clarton Horn. Jindal has been an active ACMA member, previously serving as Executive Committee Member and Chairman of ACMA’s Northern Region.
An alumnus of IIT Delhi, the Katz Graduate School of Business, and Harvard Business School, he also participates in global leadership networks including YPO and EO Delhi. His appointment underscores ACMA India’s commitment to innovation, startup collaboration, and building a globally competitive automotive supply chain.
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