UK-based Rezolve Ai appoints Sauvik Banerjjee as global CEO of products, tech, digital services
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Nasdaq-listed Rezolve Ai has named Sauvik Banerjjee , former chief technology officer (CTO) at Tata Digital , as its president of global professional services and chief digital officer (CDO).Banerjjee, who comes with over 25 years of experience in scaling multimarket technology programmes and services, was a founding member of Accenture Digital, where he led its ecommerce vertical, and held the position of global CTA for SAP.Last week, Rezolve Ai, the company reinventing retail through real-time AI-driven consumer engagement , announced the creation of Rezolve Ai Professional Services, a new global growth platform formed in response to surging customer demand after the company locked in more than $70 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR).'Enterprises are racing from AI pilots to production at breakneck speed. Locking in $70 million ARR so early in the year proved that customers want more than a platform; they want a partner to deliver business impact today. 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.The new division positions Rezolve AI as a competitor to professional services giants like Accenture and data labelling leaders such as Scale AI, especially significant as Meta Platforms buys a 49% stake in Scale AI for $14.3 billion.'Rezolve Ai's technology is already transforming commerce. Our mission now is to make sure every enterprise can unlock the full power of Brain Suite , rapidly, responsibly, and at a global scale. We will take clients from experimentation to enterprise-wide execution, turning AI ambition into measurable results,' said Banerjjee.Rezolve Ai's platform supports over 50 enterprise customers and engages 16.5 million monthly active users across 42 million devices. The new professional services division is expected to accelerate adoption further as organisations seek expertise to integrate AI across all layers of operations.Rezolve Ai specialises in enhancing customer engagement, operational efficiency, and revenue growth. The Brain Suite delivers advanced tools that harness AI to optimise processes, improve decision-making, and enable seamless digital experiences.
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