Siddharth Priyesh

Siddharth Priyesh

In a 17-year career, Siddharth has accumulated a rich and diverse experience in the trade and logistics domain. He currently holds the title of Vice President & Head in CrimsonLogic Pte Ltd, responsible for the full spectrum of CrimsonLogic’s business and operations in North America, South America, and the Caribbean the Americas, Europe, Middle East, Africa and South Asia. A member of CrimsonLogic’s Senior Management Committee, he is responsible for managing customer & partner relations, driving new business opportunities, achieving revenue goals and for strengthening strategic accounts in the Americas. Before taking over CrimsonLogic’s business in the Americas and the Caribbean, as the head of the Strategy & Business Development Group, he worked closely with the CEO, the Board, and other members of the SMC+ to help achieve the strategic goals and targets for the Company. Prior to joining CrimsonLogic, Siddharth was an IT Analyst at McKinsey & Company in Gurugram, India.
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