Founded in 1995, Cerebrus offers consulting services in Human Resources. We have a strategic alliance with the global consulting firm Towers Perrin (www.towers.com). With over 100 satisfied clients, Cerebrus is today one of the most highly regarded consulting organisations in India. More about Cerebrus

From Performance Management to Training Needs. Compensation and Benefit Surveys to Job Evaluation studies. The design and implementation of HR Policies. Cerebrus can offer you an entire range of services in the HR field. Customised to your specific needs and requirements.
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Over the years, Cerebrus has made substantial contributions to several large organisations. Come, take a look at a selection of our work with diverse clients.
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Cerebrus executives regularly contribute HR articles with relevance to the Indian workplace, to the business press.
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| Cerebrus Round Table on 'Mergers & Acquisitions' at Pune |
In 2006, the volume of Global Mergers and Acquisitions touched an all time high of over $3.4 tn. Over the last 2-3 years with the upswing in the economy, M&A activity in India too, has increased manifold. Many organizations today grapple with employee related issues arising from M&As, whether it is dealing with alignment of structures and policies of the integrating entities or with matters of employee communication and employee retention. Another big challenge faced by organizations is to manage the change process and the cultural integration of the merging entities.
To dwell on these and other key issues of M & A, Cerebrus hosted a round table in Pune on 'Mergers & Acquisitions' on January 18, 2007...
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| "Pepsi executives beleive that Anita Ramachandran (founder of Cerebrus) was the only HR consultant from Asia who was invested by the Pepsi Corporation to devise a human resource plan for the conglomerate in the US." - Business Today
"Tata employees say that Anita was called in even before Ratan Tata's group announced the merger of its infotech businesses." - Business Today
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