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Arvind Kishor is an experienced legal professional currently serving as General Counsel at ANSR since May 2023. Prior to this role, Arvind held the position of Senior Vice President & Head of Legal for India at Northern Trust Corporation from January 2021 to May 2023. Previously, Arvind was General Manager & Head of Legal and Compliance at Maersk Global Service Centres between January 2019 and December 2020, overseeing legal and compliance functions across India, China, and the Philippines. Arvind has also served in various legal roles at notable companies including Accenture, Target, Capital One, Integreon, Deutsche Bank, and Thermax Ltd. Arvind's educational qualifications include a Master of Laws in International Financial Laws from Golden Gate University, an Executive MBA in Leadership & Strategy from Liverpool Business School, and a BBA LL.B from Symbiosis Law School, Pune, along with a Company Secretary qualification from The Institute of Company Secretaries of India.
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ANSR is a global leader in establishing & operating Global Capability Centers (GCCs) for global enterprises. Enterprises across industries and markets have relied to ANSR's expertise in building world class technology and innovation capabilities in India and Eastern Europe. ANSR's unique industry leading approach enables our clients to integrate digital platform capabilities and global teams within the enterprise Global Capability Centers. Since its inception, ANSR has established over 80 GCCs aggregating to over 85k enterprise talent with over $1.6B in investment and using over 8M sq. ft of workspace. ANSR provides a comprehensive suite of end-to-end GCC services from design and set-up consulting to talent, infrastructure, and business support services, assuring enterprise integration and operational excellence. The GCCs established by ANSR include some of the best managed and impactful GCCs in the industry. For business queries, please send an email to marketing@ansr.com or fill the contact us form https://ansr.com/contact