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To drive transformation and deliver enhanced client value, Polaris has roped in Sanjay Vatsa as Executive Vice-President & Chief Strategy Officer. Vatsa will be focussing on propelling Polaris’ industry role as a leader in digital 360 transformation.

In his role as Chief Strategy Officer, Vatsa will be collaborating with all areas of the organization to identify new ways in which Polaris can bring value to its client base. Through both strategy and execution, he will be focussing on identifying and solving major industry pain points, such as cybersecurity and digitization, while helping clients improve business processes and managing down costs. With his extensive experience in operational excellence, transformation, risk and compliance, Vatsa is well-positioned to drive business growth, create centers of excellence and enhance client experience.

Jitin Goyal, CEO & Executive Director, Polaris Consulting & Services Ltd, said, “Sanjay is an important addition to our global leadership team. As a strategic thinker and effective leader, Sanjay has proven experience in converting big ideas into tangible results. We believe our clients will experience further value as Sanjay aligns our world-class global teams with their pain points and business objectives. This appointment represents yet another milestone in our corporate transformation growth strategy.”

Chief Strategy Officer Sanjay Vatsa said, “I’ve always joined firms driving innovation and transformation, and I believe that Polaris is a firm that can drive significant, positive change in the industry through its pioneering digital and transformation focus. Firms today need to balance the equation between innovation and efficiency. We want to help firms monetize business objectives through digital transformation.... See more

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