Epsilon, a global data, technology, and services company, has appointed Pratik Nath as the managing director of its India Global Capabilities Centre (GCC). With over 25 years of experience in technology, Nath will lead the India operations from Bengaluru ensuring the teams enhance and optimise Epsilon’s solutions for clients.
“Pratik’s deep engineering background and his experience in building a culture of innovation is exactly what we need at Epsilon India to grow to the next level,” said Myron Sojka, CTO of Epsilon. “Under his leadership, we will continue the next phase of growth for our India Global Capabilities Centre, where we will build deeper technical capabilities and maximise the value Epsilon delivers to our clients,” he added.
Before joining Epsilon, Nath was VP of India IP development at Oracle Cerner, where he led strategy and delivery for a 2,000+ member IP development organisation. He played a key role in establishing and expanding the engineering footprint at Cerner India and holds six engineering patents.
“Epsilon is an industry leader in the marketing and advertising technology space. Their ability to connect data, insights, and identity across the entire customer journey is unparalleled. I am eager to drive engineering innovation from India so that we can continue disrupting the industry,” said Nath.
Nath is a graduate of the National Institute of Technology, Surat, with a Bachelor of Engineering degree. He also holds a Diploma in Advanced Computing from the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing, Bangalore.
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