Turtlemint, the technology-driven platform that distributes insurance and other financial products through a network of advisors, has appointed Monica Anshul Mishra as its new Chief Human Resources Officer. The move places HR leadership in the hands of an executive with nearly two decades of experience across banking, retail, and fintech.
Mishra joins Turtlemint from Fibe.India, formerly known as EarlySalary, where she was elevated to CHRO last year after leading the fintech’s human capital management function. Before Fibe, she spent close to a decade at Yes Bank, rising to group executive vice president for human capital management. Her earlier career included roles at Reliance Retail in talent acquisition, and at footwear brand Catwalk Worldwide, following an initial stint as an HR generalist at Piramal Pharma. In between corporate roles, she also founded her own HR consultancy, hrforstartup, in 2020. She holds an MBA in human resources and marketing from Vikram University.
Commenting on the appointment, Dhirendra Mahyavanshi, Chairperson, Managing Director & CEO, Turtlemint, said, “As Turtlemint enters its next phase of growth, building the right organisational capabilities and leadership depth will be as important as scaling our technology and distribution ecosystem. Monica brings a strong combination of business understanding, strategic HR leadership and experience in building people practices for high-growth organisations. We are delighted to welcome her to the leadership team and look forward to her contribution in strengthening our culture, developing future-ready capabilities and building an organisation that can scale sustainably.”
Commenting on her appointment, Monica Anshul Mishra, Chief Human Resources Officer, Turtlemint, said, “Turtlemint has built a strong, technology-led culture that keeps both its advisor community and its people at the centre of its growth journey. I am excited to be part of this next phase and look forward to building on that foundation by strengthening future-ready capabilities, enhancing organizational agility, leadership capability and creating an environment where people are supported, heard, and empowered to do their best work. I look forward to partnering closely with the leadership team to make people and culture a strong enabler of Turtlemint’s continued growth.”
Beyond her functional expertise, Monica is known for combining business acumen with a people-first approach. Throughout her career, she has partnered closely with CXOs and boards on talent strategy, employee engagement, leadership development, and organisational transformation, with a focus on creating workplaces that enable sustainable growth and innovation.
In her new role, Monica will lead Turtlemint’s people function, focusing on enhancing organisational capabilities, strengthening the human-capital architecture, leadership depth, and high-performance culture to support Turtlemint’s continued growth.

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