Headstrong announces key leadership appointments

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Headstrong, a leading consulting firm for the financial services industry announced three leadership appointments as part of its expansion plans. These include; Rakesh Mittal as the Global Head, KPO practice, Gayatri Raman as the Global Head of Marketing and John Tinsley as the Global Head IT Management Optimization practice, with immediate effect.

Speaking on the new appointments, Mr. Sandeep Sahai, President & Chief Operating Officer, Headstrong, said, "I welcome each member in their new role. As we grow our footprint in financial services consulting, we welcome the expertise and fresh perspective that the new members bring to the table."

Added Mr. Sahai, "Rakesh brings more than two decades of experience in the outsourcing industry. Most recently, he was the President and COO of Corbus, a consulting firm, where he transformed the company to be a global leader in supply chain related KPO markets. His background and keen understanding of the KPO marketplace will be a valuable asset to Headstrong"

"Gayatri's appointment signals Headstrong's thrust to convey our unique positioning to the marketplace. Gayatri will drive initiatives worldwide to build brand recall for Headstrong in the financial services space. Her direct knowledge of the markets and her many years as a trailblazing executive with us will make her a formidable ambassador of our company"

"John brings a strong understanding of the international financial services marketplace having developed and led the Financial Services practice in Tokyo, Japan and Hong Kong. The IMO practice has been instrumental in positioning Headstrong at the right levels and has been instrumental in growing our business. John's experience will help us grow and round out our delivery capabilities in IMO globally".  

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