Anaplan Appoints Sanket Deodhar as Area Vice President and Country Head for India
Mumbai, Anaplan, the leading scenario planning and analysis platform designed to optimize decision-making in today's complex business environment, announced the appointment of Sanket Deodhar as Area Vice President and Country Head for India. With over two decades of experience in driving enterprise growth and digital transformation, Deodhar will spearhead Anaplan's business strategy and operations in India, aiming to position the company as a leader in scenario planning and analysis across the Indian subcontinent.In his new role, Deodhar will focus on accelerating Anaplan's next phase of growth in the region by advancing customer-centric innovation, strengthening strategic partnerships, and delivering transformative outcomes for enterprise clients. His appointment underscores Anaplan's commitment to scaling its presence and impact in India, a rapidly evolving and high-growth market ripe for planning solutions that cut across the enterprise to enable decision excellence.
Deodhar joins Anaplan with over 22 years of experience in the IT industry. His career began in business development at a system integrator, and he has since held leadership roles at some of the world's most respected technology companies. At Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), he honed his skills in enterprise solutions, followed by a decade at
SAP
, where he led large-scale transformational engagements and played a key role in establishing SAP's startup ecosystem in India.
'I am excited to join Anaplan at this pivotal moment in the enterprise planning space,' said Sanket Deodhar. 'Indian enterprises are looking for intelligent, modern platforms that provide the collaboration and visibility needed for agile planning, so they can remain competitive in their markets despite complexity and disruption. I look forward to partnering with our customers to deliver impactful solutions that align technology with their long-term business goals.'
About Anaplan
Anaplan is the only scenario planning and analysis platform designed to optimize decision-making in today's complex business environment so that enterprises can outpace their competition and the market. By building connections and collaboration across organizational silos, our platform intelligently surfaces key insights — so businesses can make the right decisions, right now.
More than 2,500 of the world's best brands continually optimize their decision-making by planning with Anaplan. To learn more, visit
www.anaplan.com
.
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