IT firm Wipro appoints Jason Eichenholz as Global Partnerships Lead
IT services firm Wipro Ltd on Monday said it has appointed former Deloitte Consulting executive Jason Eichenholz as its Senior Vice President and Global Partnership Lead.
Eichenholz will lead Wipro’s efforts across all partnerships, and will report to Chief Growth Officer Stephanie Trautman, a statement said.
Eichenholz will be based in Florida, US.
With over two decades of experience working in enterprise technology, Eichenholz brings deep cloud experience and a passion to couple technology with sales and service techniques to Wipro, it added.
Eichenholz joins Wipro from Deloitte Consulting where he served in various leadership positions for over 11 years. His most recent role was as the Managing Director, National Sales and GTM Leader Cloud.
He also held leadership positions at Oracle, Siebel Systems after starting his consulting career at PWC.
As clients accelerate their cloud programmes and reimagine their businesses, they want their partners to come together and deliver a seamless, innovative solution and a great client experience, Wipro Chief Growth Officer Stephanie Trautman said.
“I am thrilled that Jason will be leading our Global Partnerships. He brings to Wipro extensive Cloud experience, relationships with several of our key partners, and a passion for growth. He will have a strong team of leaders from across our business who will define and champion our success with our partners and with our clients,” Trautman added.
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