HR technology firm PeopleStrong announced on Tuesday the appointment of Dinesh Kumar Khara, former chairman of the State Bank of India ( SBI), as chairman of its board, effective immediately.
“His appointment marks a defining moment in our journey to build a world-class SaaS company from India,” said Sandeep Chaudhary, chief executive of PeopleStrong.
Khara’s appointment comes as the company focuses on scaling its AI-led product capabilities and deepening customer engagement.
The appointment follows Goldman Sachs Alternatives’ investment in the human capital management (HCM) platform earlier this year and aims to strengthen board-level governance as the company expands its presence across India, West Asia and other global markets. PeopleStrong’s platform serves more than 500 enterprises and 2 million users, processing about 1.75 million paychecks monthly.
“The company stands at the intersection of talent, technology, and transformation–exactly where the most impactful enterprises of tomorrow are being built,” Khara said.
Having led SBI through a period of digital and operational transformation, Khara has over four decades of experience in banking, digital transformation and financial services.
“His appointment marks a defining moment in our journey to build a world-class SaaS company from India,” said Sandeep Chaudhary, chief executive of PeopleStrong.
Khara’s appointment comes as the company focuses on scaling its AI-led product capabilities and deepening customer engagement.
The appointment follows Goldman Sachs Alternatives’ investment in the human capital management (HCM) platform earlier this year and aims to strengthen board-level governance as the company expands its presence across India, West Asia and other global markets. PeopleStrong’s platform serves more than 500 enterprises and 2 million users, processing about 1.75 million paychecks monthly.
“The company stands at the intersection of talent, technology, and transformation–exactly where the most impactful enterprises of tomorrow are being built,” Khara said.
Having led SBI through a period of digital and operational transformation, Khara has over four decades of experience in banking, digital transformation and financial services.
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