MathCo Announces Appointment Of Tiger Tyagarajan As Board Member 

MathCo, an AI analytics firm, has announced the appointment of NV Tyagarajan, aka Tiger Tyagarajan, as a board member, effective April 2024. 

Tyagarajan’s appointment as a board member signifies a pivotal moment in MathCo's journey, as the company looks forward to leveraging Tyagarajan's profound insights and industry acumen to propel its growth trajectory, according to a company statement. 

Sayandeb Banerjee, cofounder and chief executive officer of MathCo, said, "Tiger's inclusion on our board is a tremendous asset. As we continue to expand, his invaluable insights and guidance will provide us with the strategic direction needed to thrive in today's dynamic market, from innovative offerings to go-to-market strategies to strategic partnerships.” 

Tiger Tyagarajan, Member of the Board of Directors, MathCo, said, “Having studied MathCo’s journey since its inception, I have been thoroughly impressed by its evolution into a mature and resilient organization, delivering impactful solutions to leading global enterprises. Their strategy of building and deploying a proprietary platform, NucliOS, with pre-built workflows and reusable plug-and-play modules that empower clients to achieve the vision of connected data-driven intelligence is truly impressive." 

Tyagarajan is known for his role in transforming a division of General Electric (GE Capital International Services) into Genpact and his thirteen-year tenure as CEO of the company. His influence extends across leading consulting, AI, and technology firms, where he serves as an advisor, contributing to the shaping of organisational futures, fostering sustainable growth, and championing transformative initiatives. 

Founded in 2016, MathCo builds custom AI and advanced analytics solutions focused on enterprise problem-solving through its innovative hybrid model. With a commitment to self-sufficiency and empowerment, MathCo transfers intellectual property ownership to its clients, allowing them to scale their proprietary applications efficiently without compromising data security.