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GreyOrange rejigs top leaderships for product and client management

Warehouse automation firm GreyOrange has appointed Ravish Sharma as Vice President, Product Management, and Troy Siwek as GO5 Partner for heading the client relationship. 

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Warehouse automation firm has appointed Ravish Sharma as Vice President, Product Management, and Troy Siwek as GO5 Partner for heading the client relationship. The company said that its appointments represent its in the right talent to advance a customer-centric product suite.

In his new role at GreyOrange, Ravish will be responsible for delivering innovative supply chain products that help clients and industries achieve a high degree of operational efficiencies and predictability in fulfillment.

Ravish has extensive expertise in product development for desktop, mobile, and products, with successful runs at firms including Morgan Stanley and Systems where he built a geographically distributed self-starter and customer-obsessed product team. Ravish is an alumnus of Delhi College of Engineering and will lead Product Management globally for GreyOrange.

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While Troy will focus on expanding the value that GreyOrange provides for its clients through the company’s fulfillment platform that leverages AI software for real-time orchestration of people, processes, and robotic enablement.

Troy’s extensive experience in delivering large enterprise programs spans more than 20 years, with expertise across digital commerce, supply chain, system integration, and retail. He worked primarily with Fortune50 clients as well as in executive positions leading IBM’s North American Digital Platforms and Omnichannel practices. He also held executive roles at Sterling Commerce, Yantra, Innotrac, and Ulta at an international level.

“Ravish and Troy are key players in managing teams and client relationships as well as directly contributing to our ambitious growth strategy. Their appointments represent our investment in the right talent to advance our already customer-centric product suite across the globe and build a better brand. I am excited to have them be part of the GreyOrange Solvers team and look forward to the success they will create in the market,” said Samay Kohli, co-founder, and CEO, GreyOrange.

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