Genpact said it would buy digital consultancy Rightpoint, for an undisclosed amount, as the business process management company looks at boosting its ability to win digital transformation projects.
Chicago-based Rightpoint was founded in 2007 and focuses on customer experience. Rightpoint’s co-founder Ross Freedman will continue as CEO of this business.
“In the next two years, the fusion of experience innovation and process innovation will become ‘table-stakes’ as organizations look to reposition themselves in the market. I am very excited to have Ross and the very talented Rightpoint team join Genpact as we together help transform our clients’ businesses in this experience economy,” Genpact CEO NV ‘Tiger’ Tyagarajan, said in a statement.
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Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC acted as the exclusive financial advisor to Genpact. CG Petsky Prunier, part of the Canaccord Genuity Group, served as the exclusive financial advisor to Rightpoint.
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