Diebold announced Karthik Ganapathi has been named VP and MD of the company's South Asia region, which includes India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal. Reporting to Wico van Genderen , Diebold VP, Asia Pacific, his focus will be to continue to develop Diebold's service organization in India while leveraging the company's innovation in products, managed services and security solutions for long-term growth in the region. Prior to this position, Ganapathi served as , corporate strategic planning and development.
Diebold announced Karthik Ganapathi has been named VP and MD of the company's South Asia region, which includes India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal. Reporting to Wico van Genderen , Diebold VP for APAC, his focus will be to continue to develop Diebold's service organization in India while leveraging the company's innovation in products, managed services and security solutions for long-term growth in the region. Prior to this position, Ganapathi served as VP for corporate strategic planning and development.
"Karthik's expertise and experience with strategic planning and development, as well as his in-depth knowledge and understanding of the market, will enable him to drive long-term growth in India and South Asia," said Wico van Genderen, Diebold VP for APAC. "India is a high-priority market for Diebold, where we expect rapid expansion of financial self-services led by the government's financial inclusion initiatives along with increasing demand for improved services from bank customers. All of this activity positions this region to become one of the fastest growing self-service markets in the world, and Karthik is ideally qualified to lead our efforts."
With these strategic investments in India over the last 20 years, Diebold is well positioned to meet increasing demand for innovative solutions and dependable services. Specifically, the recent introduction of the Diebold D429, the world's first intelligent-powered ATM, is a demonstration of Diebold's ability to deliver unique solutions to meet the growing demand for the expansion of banking services in India.