Virmani oversees all marketing for the Indian multinational information-technology giant, which was recently named one of the world's most valuable brands by Kantar. With operations in 50 countries, the Infosys brand currently ranks as the world's third-most valuable IT brand, according to Brand Finance. Virmani's influence has led the B2B company to take a creatively-driven and human-first approach to marketing. He has placed strategic priority around customer experience and has made significant investments in partnerships with tennis globally, including properties and players, to reach and en... Read More
Virmani oversees all marketing for the Indian multinational information-technology giant, which was recently named one of the world's most valuable brands by Kantar. With operations in 50 countries, the Infosys brand currently ranks as the world's third-most valuable IT brand, according to Brand Finance. Virmani's influence has led the B2B company to take a creatively-driven and human-first approach to marketing. He has placed strategic priority around customer experience and has made significant investments in partnerships with tennis globally, including properties and players, to reach and engage their B2B audience. The company provides in-match analytics and insights, enabling more personalized fan experiences, all bringing its value proposition to life. For example, the French Open recently announced it is using Infosys Topaz, an AI offering, to enhance their guests? experiences. Virmani's success with tennis led to the company recently announcing expansion into Formula E Racing, which will provide additional mission-critical illustrations to their B2B customers. Despite pushback on ESG and DEI efforts in some markets internationally, Virmani remains a staunch proponent of business's role in driving positive social impact. As of the close of markets on June 7th, the company's market cap had increased 16.5 percent YoY. Read Less