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Jhon Alexander

Deputy Manager, Financial Services, HCL Technologies

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Jhon Alexander is a Deputy Manager in HCL’s Financial Services business. He leads the Influencer relations team for HCL Financial Services. He has 7+ years of experience in BFSI industry and continues to track and monitor changes in this fast changing industry – technically and technologically.

Previously at Infosys Limited, he performed the role of functional consultant for CRM package for BFSI domain and was also involved in pre-sales support. He was with Cognizant Technology Solutions, Programmer Analyst performing the role of onsite coordinator for Insurance projects. He did his internship with NIIT in the B2B module and established 3 channel partners for NIIT. He also has worked for the Infosys recruitment team and for eServe

He holds a Master’s degree in Finance and Marketing. He graduated in Mathematics from Loyola College.

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