Laxman Challa joins Wellesley CIO Advisory Council

Challa, Director of Application Services at Southwest Gas Corporation, will help shape Wellesley’s strategy and initiatives.

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Laxman Challa, an Indian-origin technology executive, has joined the CIO Advisory Council of Wellesley Information Services, a technology company based in Chelmsford, Massachusetts. Challa currently serves as Director of Application Services at Southwest Gas Corporation.

The council consists of senior technology leaders from global organizations and plays a key role in guiding Wellesley’s content strategy, initiatives, and long-term roadmap. Members include executives from SAP, Blue Diamond Growers, Maersk, Mattel, and NTT Data, among others. With Challa’s addition, the group expands its expertise in enterprise technology and operational strategy.

“Laxman brings deep expertise in driving large-scale technology initiatives and delivering operational excellence,” said Jamie Bedard, Chief Executive Officer of Wellesley. “Together with our other esteemed council members, his insights will be invaluable as we continue to develop programs that help technology leaders navigate the next chapter of enterprise and SAP transformation.”

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The council’s work is directly tied to Wellesley’s Technology Executive Forum, an invitation-only gathering where CIOs, CTOs, and senior technology leaders from SAP’s largest customers exchange ideas on AI, enterprise modernization, and strategic planning.

Challa joins a group of executives such as Thomas Bamberger of SAP, Steve Birgfeld of Blue Diamond Growers, and Sai Koorapati of Mattel. Their collective role is to provide guidance that ensures Wellesley’s offerings remain aligned with the evolving needs of enterprise technology leaders.

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