Lokendra Tomar, former Global COO at Integreon has recently joined Elevate Services as its Chief Executive officer (CEO)..Set up in 2011 by Integreon founder and former CEO, Liam Brown, Elevate Services is a global alternative legal services provider for law firms and corporate legal departments..Speaking to Bar & Bench, Tomar says, “Having worked with Brown earlier and the fact that we built Integreon together, I thought it was a good opportunity to join Elevate and grow it to the same level”..Tomar has been with Integreon for about seven years and was instrumental in growing its global operations. He has over twenty years of experience managing global operations and business strategy. Prior to Integreon, he led strategy, corporate development, and mergers and acquisitions at MphasiS. He is an alumnus of Harvard Business School (Advanced Management Program) and a graduate from the Indian Institute of Technology, and holds an MBA from the Indian Institute of Management..Over the last two years, several senior management people have left Integreon due to issues between the investors and the management, according to several sources. These departures started in 2011, when Brown was asked to leave the company. Now Tomar is an addition to the list of the senior management leaving Integreon..Tomar says, “With the changes in ownership, leadership and strategic priorities of many of the LPOs over the last two years (including Ajay Agrawal leaving UnitedLex, Leah Cooper leaving CPA, Sanjay Kamlani and David Perla leaving Pangea3, etc.), there is a vacuum to be filled by a high-quality, experienced LPO management team, focused on building a business that really builds long-term relationships and value for customers, which is what we are building at Elevate Services”..“Elevate has made remarkable progress…… I am very excited to be part of this team to continue this momentum”, adds Tomar in the press release..The LPO sector, which has grown to almost $750 million market size, employing almost 9,000 people in 2012, is projected to continue to grow at over 30 per cent for the next 5 years, according to The LPO Program and ValueNotes.
Lokendra Tomar, former Global COO at Integreon has recently joined Elevate Services as its Chief Executive officer (CEO)..Set up in 2011 by Integreon founder and former CEO, Liam Brown, Elevate Services is a global alternative legal services provider for law firms and corporate legal departments..Speaking to Bar & Bench, Tomar says, “Having worked with Brown earlier and the fact that we built Integreon together, I thought it was a good opportunity to join Elevate and grow it to the same level”..Tomar has been with Integreon for about seven years and was instrumental in growing its global operations. He has over twenty years of experience managing global operations and business strategy. Prior to Integreon, he led strategy, corporate development, and mergers and acquisitions at MphasiS. He is an alumnus of Harvard Business School (Advanced Management Program) and a graduate from the Indian Institute of Technology, and holds an MBA from the Indian Institute of Management..Over the last two years, several senior management people have left Integreon due to issues between the investors and the management, according to several sources. These departures started in 2011, when Brown was asked to leave the company. Now Tomar is an addition to the list of the senior management leaving Integreon..Tomar says, “With the changes in ownership, leadership and strategic priorities of many of the LPOs over the last two years (including Ajay Agrawal leaving UnitedLex, Leah Cooper leaving CPA, Sanjay Kamlani and David Perla leaving Pangea3, etc.), there is a vacuum to be filled by a high-quality, experienced LPO management team, focused on building a business that really builds long-term relationships and value for customers, which is what we are building at Elevate Services”..“Elevate has made remarkable progress…… I am very excited to be part of this team to continue this momentum”, adds Tomar in the press release..The LPO sector, which has grown to almost $750 million market size, employing almost 9,000 people in 2012, is projected to continue to grow at over 30 per cent for the next 5 years, according to The LPO Program and ValueNotes.
