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Emerging India awards, date for sending entries extended
MUMBAI: ICICI Bank and CNBC TV-18 have announced that the date for sending in entries for participation in the ‘Emerging India’ has been extended from 7 January to 31 January due to the overwhelming response received from the Small & Medium Enterprises (SMEs) from all over the country.
The initiative to recognise the contribution of SMEs to the growth of the Indian economy. SMEs in the country having a net worth of a maximum of Rs 50 crores are eligible for entry into the awards, informs an official release.
ICICI Bank and CNBC-TV18 have tied up with CRISIL – India’s premier credit rating agency for designing and executing the evaluation process for the awards. Tata Indicom Enterprise Business Unit and AFL will support this first of its kind initiative.
The Emerging India Awards invites entries from those SMEs that have started operations before 1st January 2000. These will be shortlisted to 25 per category based on value creation parameters of financial data provided by the entities. A second round of screening will follow where CRISIL will review the financial statements of the chosen entities to shortlist 3 entries per category.
Each of the 3 shortlisted entities per category will have to make a final round of offsite presentations about their respective businesses. Awards will be presented to winners as well as runners-up in each category.
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Sanjeev Rolyan named global director at HCLTech
HCLTech taps seasoned pro to steer digital and software strategy worldwide
NOIDA: Sanjeev Rolyan has reached a new peak in his career, stepping into the role of global director at HCLTech. With over 16 years of experience in the tech and digital services arena, Rolyan is set to bring his expertise in software, applications, and end-to-end source-to-pay functions to the global stage.
Before this elevation, Rolyan held multiple leadership roles at HCLTech, including director & business head and general manager, where he played a pivotal role in driving enterprise resource planning and digital transformation initiatives.
His journey in the industry spans nearly two decades, starting with a long tenure at Genpact as assistant vice president, where he managed sourcing and procurement for IT solutions, SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, and application development projects.
Rolyan’s academic credentials include a postgraduate diploma in international business from Symbiosis International University and a certificate in digital strategies for business from Columbia Business School, where he mastered five key domains: customer, competition, data, innovation, and value.
At HCLTech, Rolyan’s mission is clear: to amplify the company’s software and digital offerings, streamline operations, and lead the charge in global digital transformation. With his blend of experience, strategic insight, and digital acumen, the tech world will be watching closely.
