Co-Founder & CEO at WGS2D Consulting India
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Nikhil Chauhan is a technology executive, GCC architect, author, and appointed Resource Person for the United Nations Internet Governance Forum (IGF), with more than 25 years of leadership experience across India, the United States, Europe, and APAC.
He is the CEO of WGS2D Consulting Private Limited, where he has focused on establishing and scaling technology and Global Capability Center (GCC) operations in India. Earlier in his career, he held technology leadership roles with Fujitsu Consulting, Accenture, CompuCom, Tech Mahindra, Wipro, and Versaware, leading global technology portfolios, cloud transformations, and large-scale delivery organizations.
His interests span Internet governance, cybersecurity, digital trust, encryption, artificial intelligence, cloud transformation, and the practical implementation of emerging technologies. As an IGF Resource Person, he brings an industry practitioner’s perspective to discussions on the evolution of the global digital ecosystem, particularly from an India and Global South perspective. He is the creator of the trademarked India-setup-as-a-service™ and The C.E.O. Articulation Rhythm™ frameworks. He also founded The C.E.O. Articulates™, a thought-leadership platform focused on helping students, professionals, and leaders communicate with greater clarity, brevity, and impact.
Nikhil mentors emerging technology professionals through the Global Mentorship Initiative (GMI) and has contributed to technology education through technical AMAs and industry engagements. He has also authored a three-part series, From Blueprint to Benchmark, documenting the development and growth of WGS2D’s India operations. His professional interests include the intersection of technology implementation, digital trust, Internet governance, and the evolving role of global technology organizations.
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Building a technology operation in India showed that regulation, governance, security, people and technology work best as one operating environment, with compliance, access controls and local autonomy designed in from the outset. more