Among those elevated include Wipro’s chief delivery officer Ajit Mahale, healthcare portfolio leader Anuj Kumar, Canada country head Kim Watson, Europe cloud sales head Srinivasaa HG, Satish Y, head of its cloud arm FullStride Cloud Services’ strategy and execution unit, and consulting unit Capco’s chief financial officer Benjamin Simon.
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Confirming the development, a company spokesperson said, “These promotions are part of Wipro’s ongoing commitment to developing strong internal leaders who are critical in driving our strategy forward.”
The Bengaluru-based company has witnessed more than 10 senior level exits over the past year including Mohd Haque, then SVP and head of healthcare and medical devices for the Americas, Ashish Saxena, SVP and head of the manufacturing and hi-tech business unit, and former CFO Jatin Dalal, who quit in November to join global rival Cognizant.
Most recently, Wipro’s chief growth officer Stephanie Trautman quit while its digital and cloud head Barath Narayanan resigned to join mid-sized peer Persistent Systems.
In its previous promotion cycle in January 2023, Wipro had elevated a record 73 employees to SVP (12) and VP (61) roles.
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Amid a slowdown in growth in the $250-billion sector, most software services exporters have limited promotions and hikes given to their employees.Further, following global IT services giant Accenture’s reduction in its revenue forecast during the second quarter earnings announcement this week, homegrown IT firms are expected to continue seeing pressure on revenues as an uncertain economy prompts clients to continue to curtail spending on consulting and tech services.
ET reported recently that another fallout of growth weakness is that IT companies are expected to give average salary increases of 8.4%-9.0% this year, similar to 8.5%-9.1% average increases handed out in 2023.