Cognizant appoints six female Senior Vice
Presidents to cultivate diversity in leadership
Cognizant CEO Ravi Kumar S has highlighted the significance of the move.
"Advancing diversity must be systemic, woven into everything we do
starting with how we recruit and hire, develop, promote, engage and retain
talent,” he said.
Cognizant CEO Ravi Kumar S shares the importance of cultivating a
diverse organization.
IT giant Cognizant
said on July 19 that it had appointed six women to Senior Vice President positions
in order to diversify its executive team.
Cognizant CEO Ravi
Kumar S said, “These announcements are something we should collectively
celebrate. Advancing diversity must be systemic, woven into everything we do
starting with how we recruit and hire, develop, promote, engage and retain
talent.
Elisa de Rocca-Serra,
who joined the company in 2021, has been promoted to SVP, EMEA General Counsel
and Contract Lifecycle Risk Management (CLRM). In her newly expanded role, she
is responsible for driving improved operational and financial outcomes by
managing commercial risk throughout the entire client contract lifecycle.
Thea Hayden is now
the SVP, Global Marketing. Hayden is the team leader of an integrated marketing
and digital experience team that produces interesting content aimed at
capturing the attention of global audiences from brand to demand. For the
Cognizant brand, design and creative services, social media, thought
leadership, and research, this team is in charge. Cognizant hired Hayden in 2020.
The position of SVP,
Healthcare Provider/Payor Business Unit, was given to Patricia (Trish)
Hunter-Dennehy. Revenue cycle management, clearinghouse businesses, hospitals,
health systems, and health IT firms are all included in her purview. Her
group supports the delivery of healthcare as well as the general management of
healthcare in the US. Hunter-Dennehy joined Cognizant in 2015 as a result of
the acquisition of TriZetto.
As a result of her promotion, Sailaja Josyula is now the SVP,
Intuitive Operations & Automation (IOA) for the Banking, Financial
Services, and Insurance (BFSI) sector for the commercial markets in North
America as well as global delivery. She also serves as Hyderabad's Centre Head.
With more than 56,000 employees, Hyderabad ranks as Cognizant's second-largest
delivery centre.
As SVP, Industry Solutions Group (ISG), Archana Ramanakumar
returned to Cognizant on July 5. In 2020, Ramanakumar departed Cognizant after
gaining significant work experience at LTI and LTI Mindtree. In addition to bringing
to her current position considerable outside experience, Ramanakumar continues
the legacy she started when she first joined Cognizant in 1996.
Sandra Natardonato started working for Cognizant as SVP,
Partnerships and Alliances on July 17. Prior to joining Cognizant, Natardonato
worked as a senior equities analyst for 15 years at Gartner and 11 years at
other professional services companies.
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