Archive · 7 Sep 2026
IPMMI Names Vivek Chinoy President, Announces New Managing Committee
The Indian Packaging Machinery Manufacturers Institute has chosen a new leadership team.
Vivek Chinoy is the new president.
Ravikiran is the new vice president.
The team was announced after a meeting on September 5.
It wants members of the industry to work more closely together.
It also plans to encourage new technology and better training.
The institute hopes to help Indian packaging machinery reach more customers around the world.
This comes as businesses increasingly demand automation and modern machines.
The Indian Packaging Machinery Manufacturers Institute formed a new Managing Committee after its September 5 Annual General Meeting.
Industry veteran Vivek Chinoy became IPMMI president, while Ravikiran was named vice president.
The committee plans to strengthen member engagement, technology adoption and knowledge-sharing initiatives.
Its priorities include industry collaboration, skill development and improving India’s global packaging machinery visibility.
IPMMI said the leadership will support innovation, automation and the sector’s expansion into international markets.
- Who
- The Indian Packaging Machinery Manufacturers Institute, led by president Vivek Chinoy and vice president Ravikiran.
- What
- IPMMI announced a new Managing Committee.
- When
- Following its Annual General Meeting on September 5; no year was specified.
- Where
- The announcement was datelined Bengaluru.
- Why
- To strengthen industry collaboration, technology adoption, skills, innovation, member engagement and India’s international presence.
- Organisation
- Indian Packaging Machinery Manufacturers Institute (IPMMI)
- President
- Vivek Chinoy
- Vice president
- Ravikiran
- Leadership change
- A new Managing Committee was announced after the September 5 Annual General Meeting.
- Key priorities
- Member engagement, technology adoption, knowledge-sharing, collaboration and skill development
- Industry context
- India’s packaging industry is experiencing growing demand for technology, automation and modern machinery.
- International goal
- Enhance the global visibility and international-market presence of India’s packaging machinery sector.