TheMathCompany, Illinois-headquartered data analytics and engineering firm, has appointed Peeyush Dubey as its Chief Marketing & Strategy Officer to lead planning and execution of strategy, marketing, and communications functions. This move strengthens the company’s executive leadership team and its aspirations of enhancing brand awareness across the globe, particularly in North America, Europe, and India. This is a new position for TheMathCompany, which is one of the fastest growing analytics organizations.
Peeyush joins TheMathCompany from Larsen & Toubro Infotech (LTI) where he was the EVP and Chief Marketing Officer. He brings with him vast experience of scaling these functions effectively and leading global teams at large enterprises. Besides LTI, Peeyush has worked across continents with firms like Infosys, Mindtree, iGate (now Capgemini) and IDS Next.
Anuj Krishna, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer of TheMathCompany said, “Peeyush joins us at a very important point in our growth journey. As we celebrate our sixth anniversary, we are growing exponentially and getting recognized as a key player in the data science and data engineering domains. Peeyush’ s extensive experience and insights will help us further realize our vision of becoming the world’s largest problem solver.”
Peeyush Dubey, Chief Marketing & Strategy Officer, TheMathCompany said, “TheMathCompany fulfills the unmet need of global enterprises to bring together the domains of math, engineering, and design. In a short span, the company has built a solid reputation as a leading firm in data analytics and engineering space. I’m excited to be part of this outstanding team as we translate real customer needs into data-driven innovations.”
A seasoned professional, Peeyush will focus on navigating the brand evolution and accelerating growth by leveraging his experience with enabling sales, delivery, and customer success teams to exceed their goals. Peeyush is listed among the top CMOs in India and has received several recognitions globally.
Earlier this year, TheMathCompany raised USD 50 million in a funding round led by Brighton Park Capital.
