AgenciesBENGALURU: A senior Infosys executive who has spent 16 years with the Bengaluru-headquartered IT services company has quit, ET has learnt. Suryaprakash Kareenahalli, a senior vice-president who was heading India delivery for Infosys, has resigned to take up a role with the New York-based Institute of Personal Leadership, which focuses on professional training and coaching.
While Kareenahalli confirmed the move to ET, Infosys declined to comment on the development.
This is the sixth top-level exit since CEO Salil Parekh took over in January 2018. Rajesh Krishnamurthy, president and head of Europe; Nitesh Banga, who headed manufacturing; Ken Toombs, head of consulting, and chief financial officer MD Ranganath resigned last year.
While Kareenahalli confirmed the move to ET, Infosys declined to comment on the development.
“We do not comment on appointments or resignations other than those of key management personnel,” a company spokesperson said in an email. Kareenahalli was responsible for a portfolio worth nearly $1.6 billion at Infosys, including retail, CPG and logistics, legacy modernisation and the India software services delivery verticals.
This is the sixth top-level exit since CEO Salil Parekh took over in January 2018. Rajesh Krishnamurthy, president and head of Europe; Nitesh Banga, who headed manufacturing; Ken Toombs, head of consulting, and chief financial officer MD Ranganath resigned last year.
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