nasscom Appoints Rajesh Nambiar as Chairperson

nasscom has announced the appointment of Rajesh Nambiar, Chairman and Managing Director, Cognizant India as its Chairperson. Rajesh takes on the new role from his previous role as Vice Chairperson succeeding Anant Maheshwari, Former President, of Microsoft India.

Chairperson Rajesh Nambiar along with President Debjani Ghosh, will continue to work with the nasscom

Executive Council, industry, and the government in strengthening India's position as a global technology

hub while navigating the current volatile macro environment. The leadership’s core priorities will focus

on accelerating the adoption and widespread impact of cutting-edge emerging and deep technologies,

enhancing India’s talent capabilities aligned with evolving job roles and tech acceleration, focusing on

integrated industry solutions for scale efficiencies, sustainability, and rapid innovation and building a

diverse, inclusive, and equitable work environment for all.

Speaking on the occasion, Rajesh Nambiar, Chairperson, nasscom said, “The technology-led

Transformation in this techade offers a lifetime chance to rethink, reengineer, and reimagine technology

for global impact. As enterprises accelerate their journey toward digitalization, they will evolve into

adaptive entities capable of absorbing volatility and building sustainable growth models with diversity and inclusion as a cornerstone. I am honored and humbled to support the nasscom Executive Council as its Chairperson and look forward to working with all its stakeholders to continue to strengthen India’s

leadership as the most trusted tech partner for the world.”

Debjani Ghosh, President, nasscom said “We are living in an exciting era of digital revolution where

technology has the potential to transform business, countries, and societies in a manner previously

unimaginable. I am excited to continue working with Rajesh in achieving a shared vision of India’s Techade.

I extend my heartfelt appreciation to Anant for his valuable contributions to the council and the broader

tech ecosystem.”