Globant Names Sarab Narang CEO of Glob.AI

August 19, 2026
Globant has appointed Sarab Narang as CEO of Glob.AI, its AI native technology services model for enterprise AI services.
Globant Names Sarab Narang CEO of Glob.AI

Globant has appointed Sarab Narang as CEO of Glob.AI, following its launch of the AI native technology services model earlier this month, the company announced in a press release.

Glob.AI is designed to let enterprises access, buy, and deploy AI services through AI Pods. These service units are run by AI agents and supervised by humans. Globant said pricing is tied to output or consumption, not hours or seats.

As of June, Glob.AI annual recurring revenue grew roughly 60% in a single quarter. The company reported a $436 million pipeline and adoption across 45% of its top 20 accounts.

Narang most recently served as vice president of central product management at ServiceNow, where he worked on agentic AI and generative AI products. He previously held roles at AWS, including global head of generative AI and machine learning go to market, and spent 12 years at KPMG.

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