Inspira Enterprise Inc., a global cybersecurity services organization with a U.S. office in Westlake, announced three significant hires as the business continues to expand around the world.c
The new hires are Munish Gupta as president and cybersecurity advisory head, Divya Acharya as chief human resources officer, and Kumar Mynampati as chief delivery and growth officer.
“It’s refreshing to see that Inspira is attracting well-honed leaders who will dramatically increase business and engagement worldwide,” Inspira Chairman Prakash Jain said.
Gupta will take an active role in driving the growth of the advisory business and will work to craft outcome-based solutions through automation for clients to ensure effective cyber risk management and mature security posture. Before joining Inspira, Gupta was the global head of security architecture and resilience advisory services at Wipro.
Acharya, who has taken on the role of chief human resources officer, has nearly two decades of experience in human resource management with multi-geography experience spanning talent acquisition and engagement, talent management and consulting. Before joining Inspira, Acharya was heading global HR for the banking, financial services, and insurance (BFSI) product division at Tata Consultancy Services.
Mynampati has over two decades of IT industry experience and has played key roles in client engagement, consulting delivery, cybersecurity, ERP implementations, and application development/maintenance. In his new role, Mynampati will have a strong focus on client value delivery, the implementation of evolving industry strategies, and global growth acceleration.
Inspira Enterprise is a global Cybersecurity Risk Management & Digital Transformation service provider across the Americas, Asia Pacific, Middle East, India, and Africa regions.
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