Salesforce Appoints Sayee Rajamany Global Managing Director

• 23 Jul 2026
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Salesforce has appointed Sayee Rajamany as Global Managing Director, bringing the technology veteran back to the company after his recent tenure with KPMG US. The appointment comes as enterprises move from experimenting with artificial intelligence to integrating it more deeply into core business operations.

Rajamany brings more than two decades of experience spanning enterprise technology, artificial intelligence, consulting, sales and digital transformation. At Salesforce, he is expected to work with a major global enterprise relationship, drawing on his experience in helping large organisations navigate technology-led change.

Before returning to Salesforce, Rajamany was Managing Director at KPMG US, where he worked with industrial and manufacturing companies on initiatives involving AI adoption, data modernisation and broader enterprise transformation.

His earlier association with Salesforce lasted more than five years and included senior positions across professional services and enterprise sales. His roles included Regional Vice President, Professional Services; Regional Vice President of Sales, Enterprise Manufacturing; and Senior Account Executive, National Enterprise, Platform.

During that period, he worked with large businesses on technology programmes involving CRM, customer experience, data platforms, AI readiness and digital transformation.

Rajamany's career has also included leadership roles at Amtex Systems, Information Builders and LCG Technologies, covering areas such as business intelligence, analytics, enterprise software and technology consulting.

His return comes at a time when Salesforce is expanding its focus on AI-powered products and enterprise adoption. As companies increasingly look to move beyond standalone AI pilots and embed intelligent systems into business processes, Rajamany's experience across consulting and technology services is expected to support Salesforce's engagement with large enterprises navigating that transition.