Noshin Kagalwalla Appointed MD, SAS India
Till recently, Noshin held the position of Executive Director - Professional Services for SAS India.
SAS, the business analytics software and services provider, has named Noshin Kagalwalla as the Managing Director of SAS Institute (India) Pvt. Ltd. In this key leadership role, Noshin will be responsible for driving market, sales and customer strategies in India.
Noshin Kagalwalla is a veteran in the IT industry and has over 19 years of experience across business functions. Noshin has been associated with SAS for over nine years. Till recently, Noshin held the position of Executive Director - Professional Services for SAS India. Noshin is an MBA from UCLA, he also holds an M.S. in Computer Engineering from Wright State University and Bachelors in Engineering from V.J.T.I., Mumbai.
“Indian organisations are embracing analytics as they realise that fact-based decision making is a key differentiator in today’s competitive environment. I am confident that under Noshin’s leadership, SAS India will continue to lead this high growth market by being a trusted advisor to customers and adding value to their business,” said Sudipta K. Sen, Regional Director - South East Asia, Vice Chairman and Member of Board, SAS Institute (India).
“It is indeed a privilege to lead an organisation that holds over 50% market share in the Indian advanced analytics market and also ranks consistently amongst the best places to work. This is an ideal time for us to scale our growth further and strengthen our leadership position. We also look forward to further enhancing our partner ecosystem in India, to create valuable synergies that unfolds new avenues for business growth and customer success,” said Noshin Kagalwalla, Managing Director, SAS Institute (India).

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