Narwal Appoints Ravi Tenneti as Chief Strategy and Technology Officer

August 13, 2025
Narwal has appointed Ravi Tenneti as Chief Strategy and Technology Officer to enhance its AI-led innovation strategy, according to a press release.

Narwal has appointed Ravi Tenneti as Chief Strategy and Technology Officer, announced in a press release. Tenneti, a seasoned technology leader with over 20 years of experience, will focus on advancing Narwal's AI-first vision and delivering enterprise-ready solutions across various industries.

Ravi Tenneti brings a wealth of experience from leadership roles in both Fortune 100 companies and high-growth startups. His expertise in AI strategy and innovation is expected to help Narwal's clients transition from pilot projects to full-scale production efficiently and effectively.

Narwal's CEO, Raj Kanuparthi, emphasized that Tenneti's appointment is a strategic move to strengthen the company's position as a trusted partner in AI, Data, and Quality Engineering. Tenneti expressed enthusiasm about joining Narwal, highlighting plans to focus on AI-ready data foundations and compliant AI systems.

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