Enterprise SaaS platform actyv.ai onboards Rajeev Mittal and Radhakrishnan as advisors

Enterprise SaaS platform actyv.ai onboards Rajeev Mittal and Radhakrishnan as advisors

Singapore-headquartered enterprise SaaS platform actyv.ai has onboarded S Radhakrishnan, a former CIO and Finance Controller of Nestle, and Rajeev Mittal, Managing Director – India & SAARC, Autodesk India Pvt Ltd, as advisors.

Radhakrishnan has 35 years of experience and has worked at the ‘Big 4’ firms in auditing and assurance, taxation, M&A and due diligence. During his tenure as Chief Information Officer, South Asia, Nestle, he led various path-breaking initiatives and successfully launched a key project to implement applications for Nestle’s distributors and business partners.

Prior to this, he was Unit CFO while handling other responsibilities at Nestle. In the last few years, he has supported early-stage companies and enterprises in setting up best practices, the company said.

Rajeev Mittal has over 30 years of diverse experience in the IT industry and is currently Managing Director, India & SAARC, Autodesk India Pvt Ltd. Before joining Autodesk; he was the Managing Director – India & SAARC for UiPath, where he set up strategy and drove exponential growth.

Prior to UiPath, Rajeev led Oracle India’s systems business in India. During his career, he was also the Founder and Managing Director of Amur Search and Managing Director of Avaya, India & SAARC. Rajeev also mentors several technology partners, advising CEOs on how to grow their businesses, adapt to market trends and opportunities, and manage talent.

Speaking about this, Raghu Subramanian, Founder & Global CEO, actyv.ai, said, “We are happy to announce two new additions to our advisory committee – Rajeev Mittal and S Radhakrishnan. Rajeev’s experience and leadership in building organisations in the technology space is well-known. Radhakrishnan is known for adopting technology to drive operational efficiencies and excellence in large enterprises. actyv.ai’s resolve to deliver industry-relevant and outcome-based technology interventions is now further strengthened.”

Source @Indianstartupnews

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