Genpact has named Sanjeev Vohra as its first chief technology & innovation officer, effective immediately. Vohra will report directly to President and CEO Balkrishan "BK" Kalra.
Vohra, who brings over 30 years of technology and consulting experience, is set to accelerate Genpact's AI and advanced technology initiatives. His role will involve driving the company's technology strategy, innovation framework, strategic partnerships, and talent development.
“Sanjeev brings tremendous AI and advanced technologies expertise to Genpact and an inclusive, people-first leadership style to our team,” said Kalra. “His visionary thinking will be invaluable as we embed AI and advanced technologies in every client conversation and deepen our internal technology expertise.”
Prior to joining Genpact, Vohra led Accenture Applied Intelligence, where he significantly expanded the company's Data and AI business and advised C-suite executives on leveraging data, advanced analytics, and AI for strategic growth. His leadership roles at Accenture focused on digital transformation and creating new growth opportunities.
“I am excited to lead Genpact's AI and advanced technology initiatives at such a pivotal moment,” Vohra stated. “Genpact's deep domain expertise and commitment to scaling technology will enable us to accelerate digital transformation for our clients.”
Vohra's appointment underscores Genpact's commitment to enhancing its technological capabilities and delivering innovative solutions to its clients.
In April, Genpact appointed its chief human resources officer (CHRO), Piyush Mehta, as the Country Manager for India, signalling the company’s deepening commitment to innovation, growth, and talent development in the region. With his expanded responsibilities, he aims to leverage his expertise to further drive the company’s AI-first approach in India, delivering value to key stakeholders while continuing to oversee the global HR function.
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