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Razat Gaurav appointed Kinaxis CEO
Gaurav has previously served as the CEO of Planview and LLamasoft.
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Staff Reporter - Thu, 22, Jan 2026
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Razat Gaurav / Kinaxis
Kinaxis, an Ontario based supply chain orchestration brand, appointed Razat Gaurav as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) on Jan. 12. Gaurav has also been inducted into the company's Board of Directors as part of his appointment.
Before joining Kinaxis, Gaurav has served as the CEO of both Planview and LLamasoft and has also held senior roles at Blue Yonder and i2 Technologies. The company has tasked Gaurav with delivering sustained growth and leading the transformation of global supply chains.
After a rigorous search, the Board selected Razat to lead the company as CEO,” said Bob Courteau, the Interim CEO of Kinaxis.
Courteau, who will be returning to his role as non-executive Board Chair at Kinaxis, added “Razat’s twenty-five years of experience in supply chain solutions, his proven track record in advancing innovation-driven growth, and his passion for developing high-performing cultures make him uniquely qualified for this role. The Board looks forward to supporting Razat as he leads Kinaxis to the next phase of growth and success.”
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"I’m excited to join the Kinaxis team and return to my roots in supply chain,” said Gaurav, talking about his affinity to the business.
He added, “Kinaxis is uniquely positioned to redefine the future of intelligent supply chains. Building on its rich legacy of concurrent planning, I will champion the next generation of AI-driven decision making and supply chain orchestration, using the Maestro platform. I appreciate the Board’s confidence and pledge to lead the company in setting new standards for innovation, building lasting partnerships and creating value for employees, customers and shareholders.”
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