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TLRSHOWS - Digital Financial Transformation, Beyond The Hype

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Sri Ram Kumar C is exploring "Digital Financial Transformation, Beyond The Hype" with Karthik Ganeshan, Venkatachalam P.K. & Kishor Tilokani, the headhonchos of Beyond Square Solutions, on 23-Dec-20, 6-7 PM IST live at
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Karthik, 20 years of Leadership & Management experience in building & delivering IT solutions, has played various senior delivery and client facing roles in IT. He led the pre-sales function globally for the Banking & Capital Markets vertical, business transformation programs for Financial Services and Retail industry.

Venkatachalam, 25 years of Leadership & management experience in the IT sector, led BFSI practice at infosys as Divisional Manager. He holds B.E in Electronics & Master Degree in Management from IIM Bangalore.

Kishor Tilokani 25 years of experience in IT & services industry, strong entrepreneurship & leadership skills in Management, Global Delivery, Business Analysis, Program Management & IT Strategy. He has done his Executive Leadership at Stanford, Masters in Software from BITC PILANI & B.E from University of Mumbai.
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