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India’s Raman Roy joins SLASSCOM advisory board

 

Raman Roy, regarded as the “Father of the Indian BPO Industry”, has joined the Sri Lanka Association for Software and Services Companies, SLASSCOM, the unified national IT/BPO industry association Advisory Board.

Mr Roy played a pioneering role over the last 16 years in promoting Indian BPOs and proving that India can be a preferred location for Remote Processing. He is a pioneer four times over, having successfully led the BPO initiatives of American Express, GE (now Genpact) and Spectramind (now Wipro BPO) before starting Quatrro in mid 2006 “We are delighted to have a person of Mr. Raman Roy’s calibre on our advisory board. His pioneering experience in shaping the Indian BPO industry would be of immense value to Sri Lanka,” said Ranjit Fernando, Chairman of SLASSCOM, in a statement.

Mr Raman is intensely involved in shaping the future of the BPO industry in India, China, Mauritius and Sri Lanka. He is a member of the Executive Committee of NASSCOM, Chairman of the BPO committee of ASSOCHAM, in addition to being a member of various cmmittees formed by the central government and state-level governments.


 
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