5 Most successful Indian women in Tech 2020
Women’s over the so many years fought oppression and made their places in the world, which includes the world of women in tech, which is intensively male-oriented. Women are slowly and steadily gaining lots of traction in this industry, with some of the prominent icon surfacing’s. Indian women are not behind in any of their western counterparts in doing so to and so to celebrate this women’s day. So, here is the list of top 5 Indian women in tech 2020.
Debjani Ghosh - President NASSCOM
The NASSCOM is a trade association of Indian Information Technology and Business Process Outsourcing industry. Established in the year 1998, NASSCOM is a non-profit organization. NASSCOM organizes the Indian leadership Forum. It offers a platform to the developing companies to network and presents their product. She firmly believes in the power of technology in enhancing lives and livelihoods, using it for the societal good. She wants an essential figure in the development of the ‘Think Digital, Think India’ strategy to support India’s digital capabilities as an enabler of inclusive growth and development. As the president of NASSCOM, her goal is to work towards the more prominent innovation and skilling that will enable companies and individuals to use disruptive technologies. Debjani has a bachelor’s degree in political science from Osmania University in Hyderabad, India, and an MBA degree from the SP Jain Institute of Management and Research in Mumbai, India.
Roshni Nadar Malhotra - CEO of HCL Corporation
Ranked 54th on the list of Forbes World 100 most influential women’s list, Roshni Nadar is famous women in tech icon. She is the current CEO and executive director of the HCL Corporation, along with the vice-chairperson of the HCL Technologies, trustee of the Shiv Nadar Foundation, and the Founder and Trustee of The Habitats Trust. Her own Trust, The Habitats, works towards protecting natural habitats and their naturally existing species. She is active in promoting the youth as the next gen of leaders and is also a part of the Young Global Leaders, which is an initiative of the World Economic Forum. In 2015, she was felicitated with the World Most Innovative People Award for the Philanthropic Innovation by The World Summit on the Innovation & Entrepreneurship in partnership with the UN. She is an Alma Mater of the prestigious Kellogg School of management from where she completed her Master’s in Business Administration.
Neelam Dhawan - Director, ICICI Bank
Neelam Dhawan is a famous women in tech to the IT-industry with around 35 years of experience in companies like Microsoft, HP, HCl, IBM. She was the MD and leader of the country businesses for one year of Microsoft and then for HP India. At the time of her leadership, HP launched their “Omen” series of gaming laptops, which shows her farsightedness and problem-solving capabilities as she considered the declining PC shipment across the globe. She completed her graduation in Economics from the St. Stephen’s College Delhi and her MBA from the University of Delhi.
Deepa Madhavan - Director, product and Engineering at, PayPal
With a strong belief for women in technology empowerment and a two-decade-long track record, Deep Madhavan is an influential figure in the world of technology space. She, as of now, managed the global data governance and regulatory organization and regulatory data function for the mobile wallet giant Paypal. She has also led the technology solution for the Data Privacy for PayPal and is also responsible for a dynamic set of regulatory data solutions. Before PayPal, she worked for companies like the PennWell Corp, Deloitte, and Optimal Technologies. She has a Bachelor’s in Economics and a Master’s in Computer Science.
Vanitha Narayanan - Managing Director at IBM
Vanitha Narayana, is a women in tech jobs that has a history with IBM that continues to date with her bring the MD of IBM-Verizon relationship. She was the chairman of IBM India from the year 2017 to 2018, and before that, she was the MD of IBM India and Regional General Manager for India and South Asia. She spearheaded IBM transformational initiatives in India and Spreading its wings in India. She completed her MBA from the Madras University and an MBA in information systems from the University of Houston.
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