
Pune, Maharashtra, Aug 27: With a career spanning hospitality and people management, Mahesh Khade, Maharashtra Cluster Human Resources Manager at Sayaji Hotels, brings extensive experience in human resource development, training and development, employee engagement, leadership and talent management.
Mahesh has been associated with Sayaji Hotel, Pune since 2023, building his experience across key HR roles including Deputy HR Manager and Human Resources Manager. His journey within the organisation has given him a strong understanding of hospitality operations, employee needs and the importance of effective people practices.
In his current role as Cluster Human Resources Manager (Maharashtra), Mahesh works across HR functions with a focus on employee engagement, talent development, training, leadership initiatives and building a positive workplace culture. His approach combines his understanding of hospitality with a strong focus on creating an environment where employees can learn, grow and contribute effectively.
Mahesh holds a degree in Hotel Management along with an MBA in Human Resources, giving him a strong foundation across both hospitality operations and people management.
Speaking about his journey and approach to HR, Mahesh Khade said, “My journey with Sayaji Hotels has been one of continuous learning and growth, and every role has helped me understand people and hospitality from a different perspective. I believe HR is not just about processes, but about creating an environment where people feel valued, supported and encouraged to grow. My focus is to strengthen our people practices, develop talent and build teams that are confident, engaged and aligned with the organisation’s goals.”
With experience across different areas of hospitality HR and a strong understanding of the organisation and its people, Mahesh continues to contribute to the development of HR initiatives and workplace practices across Sayaji Hotels. His journey reflects a steady focus on learning, leadership and creating opportunities for people to grow.
