Syriac Joswin named Chief Revenue Officer to drive Synoptek growth

Synoptek has announced the appointment of Syriac Joswin as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) as part of its strategy to expand its global presence.

Syriac Joswin will report directly to Salil Godika, Chief Executive Officer of Synoptek. The addition of Joswin to Synoptek's executive leadership comes as the company seeks to strengthen its market position internationally and drive continued revenue growth through both organic initiatives and mergers and acquisitions.

In his new role, Joswin is tasked with shaping Synoptek's overall business strategy, ensuring alignment across business functions, and leading efforts to expand the company's presence in key markets. The company has highlighted the importance of his appointment as it pursues both organic and inorganic growth opportunities.

Joswin brings more than two decades of global business and leadership experience spanning strategy, growth initiatives, and organisational transformation. In his previous position as Senior Vice President and Business Head at Movate, Joswin oversaw major portfolios across the United States, Europe and India. Prior to Movate, he held leadership roles at LTIMindtree where he managed global business teams in the Communication, Media, and Technology Industry Group.

Salil Godika, Chief Executive Officer of Synoptek, offered his perspective on the appointment. He said:

Syriac brings a proven track record of scaling global IT services organisations, enhancing revenue performance, and leading teams through strategic transformation. His leadership will be pivotal as we sharpen our market position and deliver innovative, end-to-end technology services that create exponential value for our clients.

Joswin is noted for his expertise in dealmaking and as a trusted advisor, having demonstrated the ability to navigate a variety of markets by combining business insight with cultural adaptability. These attributes are expected to play a role in Synoptek's growth plans.

In his own comments on the new role, Syriac Joswin said:

Synoptek has an incredible reputation for enabling transformation through technology. I am excited to partner with our teams to build on this momentum and help clients transform their businesses in the AI era.

Founded in 2001, Synoptek states that it has supported more than 1,200 organisations in advancing operational efficiency and securing business outcomes. The company reports a customer satisfaction rating of 4.9 out of 5 and states that it consistently achieves Net Promoter Scores above 70, which it attributes to its emphasis on client success and service delivery standards.

Synoptek's service portfolio includes systems integration, managed technology services, and technology advisory, aimed at optimising IT environments for businesses. The company has received multiple industry awards for service excellence and attributes its growth and performance to the dedication of its workforce, a broad technology offering and a focus on strategic partnerships.