Yalochat hires Nitin Sunder Mirchandani as CEO for India and South East Asia

Yalochat, an artificial intelligence-driven customer relationship management (CRM) platform that helps companies build personalised relationships at scale, has announced the appointment of Nitin Sunder Mirchandani as its Chief Executive Officer (CEO), India and Southeast Asia.

With over two decades of technology and leadership experience, Mirchandani will drive Yalochat’s momentum in India with a growing number of organisations and brands using its chat-based, customer engagement solutions. 

Mirchandani will work directly with Founder and CEO, Javier Mata, to drive Yalochat’s growth in India by developing strong engineering and sales and marketing teams to build and promote its products.

Mirchandani said, "India is at a tremendous inflexion point for messaging-driven brand engagement. Given increasing smartphone and data penetration and an innate consumer preference for instant messaging platforms such as WhatsApp (over 350 million active users in India), Yalochat offers companies the opportunity to exponentially increase customer engagement with unprecedented levels of personalisation. We are looking forward to working with enterprise customers in India as they embrace the power of instant messaging with today’s highly connected and savvy customers.”

Before joining Yalochat, Mirchandani was with LinkedIn and spent 19 years of his career with Microsoft in business leadership roles — accelerating the adoption of emerging cloud technologies and driving revenue growth. He has been steadfastly focused on driving transformational growth strategies for enterprises with new solutions, incubating new products across industries and building market share.

Yalochat brings AI-powered CRM solutions built atop the WhatsApp ecosystem to help brands increase customer engagement, effectiveness and sales, in real time. The Yalochat platform automates over 90% of customer conversations. Through this platform, Yalo has helped brands like Amazon to increase conversion rates by double digits and has substantially reduced costs for companies like Unilever and PepsiCo.   

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