Title: Associate Director
Company: EY
Location: Huntersville, North Carolina, United States
Ruchi Mitter, associate director at EY, has been recognized by Marquis Who’s Who Top Executives for dedication, achievements, and leadership in information technology consulting.
Ms. Mitter, an established information technology (IT) professional, has been serving in a leading role at EY, an IT services and IT consulting firm based in London. As an associate director since 2016, her position results from a progression of several former roles with companies like Aetna Inc. as an IT project manager and Accenture as a senior manager. Ms. Mitter also garnered early recognition with companies like APS, Motorola Mobility LLC, Andersen Tax LLC and Covansys, dating back to 1994. Ms. Mitter’s software and business development expertise has been pivotal to her career progression.
Highly educated, Ms. Mitter received a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Delhi, a Master of Arts in personnel administration and a Master of Business Administration from IMT Ghaziabad. Besides her devotion to education, she co-authored an article titled ‘Improving Operational Performance’ that she subsequently presented at an IBM Pulse Conference. In light of her success, Ms. Mitter received recognition among the Top 100 Women in Arizona and with a Software Employee for Technology Award. She attributes her success to her desire to make a difference despite the occasional challenges and setbacks and her ability to connect with others.
Ms. Mitter has managed several million dollars in projects throughout her career. Among her most notable accomplishments, she was involved in an outage management system for an Arizona public service company. This experience taught her the significance of making a difference in the lives of others as she ventured into the field with several outage servicepeople. It also taught her the importance of having timely and accurate data. Enthusiastic about the future of her career, Ms. Mitter envisions convincing EY to begin investing in better technology to advance the future of her field while creating value for vulnerable individuals in society.
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