Hanasoge Sachdev

Sachdev Ramakrishna is the CEO of JV QBA IT LLC, a Digital Transformation IT Services company based in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The company aims to modernize leading companies of Uzbekistan, both in the public and private sector, through IT-led business transformation,

Sachdev Ramakrishna has earlier been a Leadership consultant, helping companies build sustainable brand engagement with customers as well as being a CEO counsel. He sits on the Board of a healthcare start-up, using the power of AI to help assist patients with complex medical diagnoses and subsequent treatment planning. He has earlier been the Chief Marketing Officer at Tata Business Support Services and the Asia -Pacific Strategy, Marketing & Communications Director for the Paris-HQ European company, Steria, a European IT Services major.

Prior to Steria, Sachdev was the Global VP of Strategic Marketing for MphasiS, a technology services outsourcing firm focused on G2000 customers. Earlier, he led Dr.Reddy's (NYSE: RDDYS) push on being an IT-led pharmaceutical major as their Chief Information Officer.

In his variegated career, he has played several leadership roles, as the Head of Strategic Planning for a Bombay, India -based conglomerate; as the Chief Operating Officer of a start-up in the broadband infrastructure space; and as a management consultant with AF Ferguson (now Deloitte), advising customers in the areas of strategy and organization.

Professionally, he has been an India Board member of the Chief Marketing Officers Council, USA and is an active speaker at round tables conducted by the British Business Group, the Confederation of Indian Industry and NASSCOM, India's foremost body of software exporters. He has been feted with several awards by the CMO Council for his contributions to advancing thought leadership in the Marketing & Communications sphere. He is a member of The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE), Silicon Valley Chapter. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, London, UK.

Sachdev has two degrees in Chemical Engineering, including a Masters from the IIT at Madras, India, and an MBA from the Asian Institute of Management, Manila, the Philippines, where he was an Asian Development Bank scholar.