Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, July 2025 – Romy Dutt has joined Quince as Head of Talent, APAC, bringing with her nearly two decades of robust experience in human resources, talent acquisition, and strategic people leadership across the retail, e-commerce, logistics, and ITES sectors. In her new role, she will be instrumental in driving Quince’s people growth strategy across the Asia-Pacific region as the brand scales its footprint globally.
Prior to joining Quince, Romy served in multiple senior talent acquisition leadership roles at Flipkart for close to 15 years. Most recently, as Director – Talent Acquisition, she was responsible for hiring across business units including categories, marketing, supply chain, corporate functions, HR, and technology (customer, monetization, growth, payments, and Flipkart Cloud Commerce). She led purpose-driven TA strategies, roadmap development, platform innovation, and people-impact initiatives.
Earlier at Flipkart, she progressed through several key roles including Associate Director and Senior Manager – Talent Acquisition, overseeing strategic hiring for commerce, fintech, product, and supply chain verticals. Notably, she was among the early HR hires at Flipkart, reporting directly to the co-founder and helping build the supply chain TA engine from the ground up.
Before her long stint at Flipkart, Romy led recruitment operations as Branch Head at Pinnacle Manpower Services, and earlier worked as Assistant Manager – HR at Safexpress, where she managed PMS, org design, and HR tech transformation. She began her career with Ma Foi Randstad and iGATE, where she was recognized for top sales performance.
Romy holds a PGDBM in Human Resource Management from Asia Pacific Institute of Management, Delhi.
About Quince
Quince is a fast-growing affordable luxury brand based in San Francisco that delivers high-quality fashion, home, and lifestyle products directly from top global manufacturers to consumers—eliminating intermediaries to ensure exceptional value and sustainability. Leveraging a manufacturer-to-consumer (M2C) model, Quince produces inventory on a near just-in-time basis and ships goods directly to consumers’ doorsteps, reducing waste and cost. In 2024, the company raised $77 million in Series B funding led by Wellington Management, with backing from GGV Capital, Insight Partners, 8VC, and others, underscoring its growing global ambitions.
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