Growth Partner
Aditya Vij
At the core of GC’s success is its ability to seamlessly integrate new brands into the larger group, driving sustained growth and market presence.
Through his entities in India and Singapore, Aditya offers specialized services in operations transformation and change management to GC companies. These entities, supported by a talented workforce, provide essential IT, marketing, and finance services to GC’s European operations.
Aditya plays a pivotal role in expanding GC’s brands internationally, spearheading IT innovations, and optimizing global supply chain development.
This approach enables GC to strengthen its presence in the home market while simultaneously expanding across other EU countries and Asia.
Additionally, Aditya’s Indian entity offers comprehensive warehousing and logistics solutions across India, supported by strategic partnerships with leading online sales platforms.
Head of India Business, IT Innovation and Global Supply Chain
Background
Aditya graduated with First Class Honours in a Master’s of Electronics Engineering from King’s College London, where he was awarded the prestigious 2012 Jelf Medal, a 200-year-old Principal’s Award for outstanding academic achievement. During his time at King’s, Aditya also served as President of the Engineering Society and held several leadership positions in other student organizations.
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Aditya began his career with Accenture Strategy Consulting, where he worked for nearly five years as a management consultant. At Accenture, he specialised in change management and led numerous high-impact projects for prominent clients. These included managing vendor transitions and operational improvements for BHP Billiton across the Asia Pacific, conducting competitive analysis for Waste Management Corp in North America, and overseeing the installation of operations management systems for Shell, optimising their digital process management systems.
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Aditya also played a key role in Accenture’s operations transformation division, including a significant pro-bono project. He successfully restructured the operations of SEWA Rachaita, India’s largest non-profit women’s construction trade union, preventing its closure by optimising its business model for efficiency, productivity, and cost-effectiveness. For this effort, he received special commendation from the organisation’s CEO.
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In a special project, Aditya assisted a London-based electric car start-up, helping resolve operational challenges for its fleet of 50 shared vehicles. He subsequently authored an engineering paper that helped secure substantial R&D funding from the HR Treasury.
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Building on his extensive experience in operations consulting and change management, Aditya established companies in India and Singapore. Through these ventures, he delivers operations transformation consulting, long-term growth strategies, market expansion services, and strategic investments in high-potential business opportunities.