Veena Khandke elevated to the post of Ensono India’s managing director

Mainframe and managed services provider Ensono has appointed Veena Khandke as its India managing director. Khandke was previously the vice president of service delivery at  Ensono India and in the new role, she will build partnerships with global business leaders and execute strategies to scale Ensono’s India business. She will also oversee the organisation’s business operations, driving financial performance and building a leadership pipeline in India. 

A seasoned professional, Khandke has wide experience in the operations and transformation space with special focus on the banking and financial services institutions (BFSI) and information technology (IT) sectors. In the past, she has worked with companies like Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Deutsche Bank, and Citibank leading varied roles across operations, technology, and client servicing. 

“Her expertise enriches our leadership team and reinforces our position for continued growth in Ensono India. We take great pride in welcoming her as our Managing Director, a testament to her exceptional qualifications and dedication to our company's success,”  Jeff Von Deylen, chief executive officer, Ensono India. 

US-headquartered Ensono was incorporated in India in 2018 and since then, has established offices in Pune (India headquarters), Chennai, and Bengaluru. Of the total employees, about 1,500 of them are in India, which is expected to grow to 1,600 by this year's end. 

In a previous interview with TechCircle Raj Bagga, then managing director, Ensono India said, “After Kyndryl, we are the second largest mainframe service provider. Basically, we provide mainframe-as-a-service. The way you have a cloud service, we provide that same platform on the mainframe side.” Bagga had joined Ensono in 2018 as part of a $405 million merger and acquisition (M&A) deal between Ensono and Wipro Hosted Data Center business. At the time, he was the head of the Wipro Data Center Business entity in the US, a role he served in for three years between 2015 and 2018.