Indegene, a tech-native life sciences specialist, reported the expansion of its Consulting Practice to help life sciences organisations navigate complex, technology-driven transformations across the value chain. The move integrates Indegene’s strategy and transformation expertise to deliver measurable business outcomes with greater speed and impact.
As life sciences companies face rapid technological disruption, there is growing demand for consulting partners who can not only define strategy but also execute transformation programs. Indegene’s Integrated Consulting Practice is designed to meet this need by combining strategic insight with hands-on implementation support, enabling clients to achieve sustained results.
“Our clients have been consistently seeking consulting support from us. They are looking for a partner who not only brings the right strategic frameworks, tools, and thinking but is also deeply rooted in execution,” said Manish Gupta, Chairman and CEO, Indegene. “Drawing from this insight, we are scaling our Integrated Consulting Practice to address their transformation needs more effectively and strengthen our position as the preferred transformation partner for the life sciences industry.”
To lead this next phase of growth, Gobin Chandra has been appointed Head of the Integrated Consulting Practice. Currently leading Indegene’s Europe region, Gobin brings extensive transformation advisory experience from Bain & Company and will shape Indegene’s consulting charter across strategy and transformation services.
Over the past decade, Indegene has significantly strengthened its consulting capabilities. The acquisition of DT Consulting in 2020 enhanced its strategy consulting expertise in customer experience and digital transformation, while the recent acquisition of WARN & Co., a UK-based transformation consulting firm, expands its ability to deliver large-scale business transformations and operating model transitions globally. |
