Sanjeev Vohra joins Genpact as first Chief Technology & Innovation Officer

Genpact has announced the appointment of Sanjeev Vohra as the company's first Chief Technology & Innovation Officer, effective immediately. In this role, Vohra will report directly to Genpact’s President and CEO, Balkrishan "BK" Kalra.

Commenting on the appointment, Kalra said, "Sanjeev brings tremendous AI and advanced technologies expertise to Genpact and an inclusive, people-first leadership style to our team. Our teams are critical to our success, and we’ve made significant progress in scaling our broader technology skills as part of our overall investment in Data, Tech and AI. Sanjeev’s visionary thinking will be invaluable as we embed AI and advanced technologies in every client conversation and deepen our internal technology expertise throughout Genpact.”

Before joining Genpact, Vohra led Accenture Applied Intelligence globally, where he played a key role in the rapid expansion of Accenture’s Data and AI business. He also provided strategic guidance to C-suite executives across various industries, helping them unlock value through the application of data, advanced analytics, and AI. Vohra has held multiple leadership positions at Accenture, focusing on large-scale digital transformation projects and creating new growth opportunities. He was also a member of Accenture's Global Management Committee.

Expressing his enthusiasm for his new role, Vohra stated, "I am excited to lead Genpact’s AI and advanced technology initiatives at such a pivotal moment. There is a tremendous opportunity to leverage the capabilities of advanced technologies for positive change and unlock value for clients and shareholders. Genpact’s deep domain expertise, intense focus on process, and commitment to scale broader technology will allow us to accelerate the pace at which we deliver digital transformation for our clients. I look forward to working with our talented, global teams to create unparalleled value by harnessing the power of advanced technologies and depth of process knowledge.”