Mumbai, Jul 1 (PTI) Indian techie and founding member of Accenture Digital, Sauvik Banerjjee, will lead Nasdaq-listed Rezolve Ai as President of Global Professional Services and Chief Digital Officer (CDO), the company said on Tuesday.

Rezolve Ai offers AI-powered solutions, specializing in enhancing customer engagement, operational efficiency, and revenue growth. It last week announced the creation of Rezolve Ai Professional Services, a new global growth platform formed in direct response to surging customer demand after the company locked in more than USD 70 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR).

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The new division positions the platform as a fierce competitor to professional services giants like Accenture and data-labeling leaders such as Scale AI, especially significant as Meta Platforms buys a 49 per cent stake in Scale AI for USD 14.3 billion, as per the statement.

Banerjjee, with over two-and-a-half decades of experience scaling multimarket technology programs and services, has been a founding member of Accenture Digital, where he led its e-commerce vertical. Besides, he had also served as the Chief Technology Officer at Tata Digital and held the position of Global CTA for SAP, as per the release.

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Rezolve Ai Professional Services, under Sauvik's leadership, makes us that partner, squarely challenging incumbents across the consulting and AI-deployment landscape," said Daniel M Wagner, CEO, Rezolve Ai Ltd.

Rezolve Ai's platform supports 50+ enterprise customers and engages 16.5 million monthly active users across 42 million devices, as per the release.

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