Pranav Rajguru Joins INRY as CFO as Company’s Growth Journey Continues

MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--INRY is pleased to announce that Pranav Rajguru has joined INRY as its new Chief Financial Officer. INRY has brought a seasoned executive like Pranav on board as a continuation of its accelerated growth strategy, which has seen the company expand its leadership capacity in 2021.

Pranav brings to INRY deep experience in finance, tax, and accounting best practices that are increasingly essential as the organization scales its operations. The INRY organization will rely on Pranav’s leadership to build scalable financial and accounting processes that will allow INRY to achieve both its near- and long-term growth objectives.

Pranav joins INRY from Grant Thornton where he serviced scores of organizations in the high-tech space, providing him first-hand insights on how to prepare INRY for the opportunities ahead. As INRY builds its capacity for more structured strategic planning, corporate development, and investment Pranav’s experience will be invaluable.

INRY CEO Bipin Paracha notes that “Pranav is new to the INRY team but has worked closely with us as a partner for many years. His knowledge of our core business and the ecosystem as a whole is phenomenal, and he’s been a witness to our company’s strong performance. We are thrilled to have him join as a co-architect of the next stage of INRY’s growth.”

Aside from new leadership additions like Chief Financial Officer, Chief Revenue Officer, and VP of Human Resources INRY is making significant new investments in talent across the organization. INRY is on track to double its delivery team in the next six months and is also growing sales, marketing, and product management capacity as it scales its go-to-market efforts.

For more details on INRY’s growing team, career opportunities, and upcoming events visit the INRY website at www.inry.com.

About INRY

INRY is a leading ServiceNow partner with a long and successful history of delivering digital workflow automation. We work with corporate functions like human resources, IT, procurement, facilities, and business operations like customer-facing operations, sales, and marketing. We have developed a cloud-centric operating model because we believe cloud technologies require different services than legacy IT to maximize return on investment.