Interise
Nagraj Wadimath is a seasoned professional in the field of civil engineering and project management, currently serving as Associate Vice President - Planning & Monitoring at Interise since May 2024. With extensive experience, Nagraj previously held the position of Associate Vice President at Highway Concessions One Private Limited and General Manager PMG Head for International Projects at JMC Projects (India) Ltd. Nagraj's project leadership includes significant roles in high-value road projects, such as the 6 Laning of the Udaipur to Chittorgarh Road with a project cost of INR 1405 Cr and the Etawah to Chakeri Road Project valued at INR 2000 Cr. Nagraj's career spans over two decades, including key positions at OSE Pvt. Ltd., LANCO INFRATECH LTD., HCC LTD., AFCONS Infrastructure Limited, and Punj Lloyd Limited. Nagraj holds a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from Visvesvaraya Technological University, completed in 2002.
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Interise
Interise Trust (Formerly IndInfravit Trust), is committed to creating corridors of prosperity and goodwill for the communities we serve. 4,50,000 vehicles transverse daily across our 17 road projects, that aggregate 7,300 lane kms and are spread across 8 States. Best-in-class global practices towards sustainable investing and proper management are rendered by our companies. Citations from NHAI include Excellence in Operations and Maintenance, Toll Management, Innovation and Best Project Management. In the National Highways Safety Ratings & Rankings, 5 of our road assets were ranked amongst top 50 toll roads in India. The Economic Times has recognized us for adopting valuable sustainable initiatives. We are the first InvIT in the country to be certified under five ISO categories - Quality Management, Environmental Management, Road Traffic Safety Management, Occupational Health & Safety Management and Risk Management. Our ESG initiatives include 1,90,000 avenue plantations across projects. We monitor GHG emissions, and our efforts have led to a reduction of approximately 1500 tCO2eq* in Scope 2 emissions. We have installed energy-efficient LED technology across our road projects and also set up solar panels with a cumulative capacity of 950 kW. Under our women engagement and empowerment programme, seven of our toll highways have one shift of tolling operations managed by women colleagues. Our work on educating adolescent girls about female hygiene has been recognized among the Best CSR Initiatives. We have established EV charging points along highways at 3 Projects for the benefit of our road users.