New Delhi, Aug. 25 -- NLB Services, a U.S.-based technology and digital talent solutions provider with a strong presence in India, on Monday announced its foray into the Global Capability Centre (GCC) segment, aiming for $200 million in revenue within five years.

The company, which leverages AI and machine learning across its operations, also announced the appointment of Abhilash Raghavan as Chief Business Officer (CBO) of its GCC vertical. Raghavan will spearhead global business strategy and growth across key markets in India, North America, Asia, the UK, and Europe.

Through the India GCC, the company aims to offer a range of services, including IT support, security services, and assistance with navigating legal and regulatory compliance for clients entering the domestic market.

"With the GCC landscape at an inflection point, enterprises are increasingly seeking to unlock greater value through innovation, agility, and digital transformation. This shift plays directly to our strengths - a global presence, trusted client relationships, and deep expertise in technology and workforce solutions, thereby giving us a distinct edge in meeting the market needs," NLB Services CEO Sachin Alug said in a statement.

The company's strategic integration of AI has already helped clients enhance efficiency, strengthen capabilities, and scale with confidence. With this solid foundation, we are now ready to expand the GCC-as-a-Service offering at scale, he said, adding that their AI integration has already enhanced client efficiency and scalability, positioning them to expand their GCC-as-a-Service offering.

Varun Sachdeva, SVP and APAC Head at NLB Services, said India's prominence in GCC expansion and the company's track record of delivering transformative outcomes. He expressed confidence that Raghavan's leadership will further drive innovation and excellence in the GCC landscape.

Raghavan, with over 25 years of experience, including a role as CFO at IT services provider ANSR, where he helped establish over 30 GCCs, shared his excitement about joining NLB Services. He said that in his new role, he looks forward to helping our clients unlock transformative value through GCCs. "By leveraging innovative strategies and deep domain expertise, we aim to drive sustainable growth and operational excellence for organisations worldwide," he said.

The company sees significant opportunities, with India projected to host over 2,100 GCCs by 2030 and generate 3.3 million jobs. The company believes it is well-positioned to enable enterprises to unlock the next phase of GCC-led transformation with its global expertise and end-to-end solutions.

Published by HT Digital Content Services with permission from TechCircle.