C5i Expands Advisory Board with AI and BFSI Experts

July 22, 2025
C5i has announced the addition of AI strategist Liat Ben-Zur and BFSI leader Anshu Sharma Raja to its Strategic Advisory Board, enhancing its AI transformation capabilities.

C5i has announced the addition of AI strategist Liat Ben-Zur and BFSI leader Anshu Sharma Raja to its Strategic Advisory Board, announced in a press release. This move is aimed at enhancing the company's AI transformation capabilities and market differentiation.

Liat Ben-Zur, CEO of LBZ Advisory, brings extensive experience in scaling disruptive technology platforms across various sectors, including technology and healthcare. Her expertise is expected to accelerate value creation for C5i and its clients globally.

Anshu Sharma Raja, with over 25 years of leadership experience in banking and financial services, will bolster C5i's positioning in the BFSI sector, particularly in the Middle East. Her strategic insights are anticipated to aid in delivering scalable AI solutions for financial services.

C5i's Executive Chairman, Ashwin Mittal, expressed confidence that the new appointments will enhance the company's market positioning and open new growth opportunities.

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