Course5 hires Nitesh Jain as its President & COO

Data analytics and insights company, Course5 Intelligence has appointed Nitesh Jain as its President & Chief Operating Officer. Jain will be responsible for managing global revenue, sales, delivery, and solution & Intellectual Property (IP) strategy at Course5. He will be working closely with Course5’s CEO, Ashwin Mittal, and the Company’s other executive leadership on corporate development and go-to-market strategy.

Nitesh has over 24 years of global work experience with a proven track record in delivering data-driven analytics services, IT Services, and digital solutions across a diverse set of industries. He was the founding leader of Wipro’s Advanced Analytics and Data Science practice which grew from inception in 2005 to a substantial practice by 2014.

In his last role during a 19-year stint at Wipro, he served as Vice President & Business Head for the UK & Ireland cluster.

On Nitesh’s appointment, Ashwin Mittal, Chairman, MD and CEO of Course5 Intelligence, said, “Nitesh will bring a strong pedigree of experience to drive our growth agenda. We are seeing substantial traction in demand for our solutions and adoption of analytics and AI in decision-making. Bringing him onboard is part of a process to strengthen our leadership to prepare us to take the company to the next level.”

Commenting on his new role, Nitesh Jain said, “Course5 has a very respectable set of Fortune 500 customers and delivers deep domain-centric analytical capability aided by unique AI-driven assets. My mission is to drive transformational business impact for clients through the use of analytics and AI, and help Course5 continue to be a leader in the Data-to-Insights value chain.”

Meanwhile, the company said they plan to grow organically through increased share-of-wallet with existing clients and new clients. The company has provided services to four of the seven largest companies in the world by market capitalization as of November 30, 2021, four out of the top ten pharmaceutical companies in terms of net revenue in 2020, and two out of the five largest CPG companies in terms of net revenue in 2020. For the year ended March 2021, 67.19% of the revenue came from clients that are either Fortune 500 or Forbes 2000 including Microsoft, Lenovo, and Colgate-Palmolive Company.