Ramandeep Singh joins Mastercard as director, enterprise strategy

NEW YORK: Ramandeep Singh has stepped into a new chapter of his global career, joining Mastercard as director, enterprise strategy, based at the company’s purchase, New York office.

Sharing the update, Singh said he was “happy to start a new position” at Mastercard, marking a move from consulting into the heart of one of the world’s most influential payments companies. He begins the role in December 2025 and will work in a hybrid capacity.

Singh arrives with a resume that reads like a tour of boardrooms, startups and strategy war rooms. Most recently, he spent over four years at McKinsey & Company, where he rose to junior engagement manager and senior associate. Rated a consistent top performer, he delivered more than 30 projects for Fortune 500 clients, leading teams and working closely with senior executives on growth, digital strategy and organisational transformation.

Before McKinsey, Singh built hands-on experience across consulting, investing and entrepreneurship. He was an early team member at Delhivery during its rapid scale-up phase, contributing to product and strategy initiatives that helped drive efficiency gains and multi-million-dollar cost savings. Earlier, he founded OrderSquare, a B2B grocery technology platform, raising angel funding and serving top-tier restaurants across major Indian cities.

His career path also includes stints at Alvarez and Marsal, Portea, SRL Diagnostics, Gemba Capital and Grameen Bank, blending exposure across healthcare, logistics, finance and social enterprise. Along the way, he helped shape expansion strategies, evaluated investments and even built enduring student institutions, including founding the Finance Club at IIT Bombay.

At Mastercard, Singh is expected to draw on this mix of consulting rigour, startup intuition and global perspective to help shape enterprise-wide strategy. From street-smart entrepreneurship to Fortune 500 playbooks, his journey suggests a strategist comfortable switching gears, and now ready to help steer one of the world’s biggest payments brands into its next phase.