ZRG Appoints Deepali Vyas to Lead AI and Data Initiatives

ZRG has appointed Deepali Vyas as Managing Director, Sector Head of AI and Data, enhancing its expertise in data and AI. Vyas brings over 25 years of experience in data, analytics, and AI leadership.

ZRG has announced a significant enhancement to its data and AI capabilities with the appointment of Deepali Vyas as Managing Director, Sector Head of AI and Data, announced in a press release. Vyas, who joins from Korn Ferry, brings over 25 years of experience in data, analytics, and AI leadership.

In her new role, Vyas will lead ZRG's efforts in building data-centric, AI-enabled organizations. Her extensive background includes senior roles at Heidrick & Struggles and expertise across various sectors such as financial services, healthcare, and technology. Vyas is recognized for her ability to build transformative leadership teams and advise on executive hiring and strategy.

ZRG's focus on AI and data is driven by market demand, as companies seek guidance on structuring teams and integrating AI into their operations. This appointment aligns with ZRG's broader investments in technology and its commitment to delivering smarter, faster talent solutions through its proprietary Zi platform.

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