Genesys International Appoints Nikhil Alulkar as CEO
Genesys International Corporation Limited has appointed Nikhil Alulkar as Chief Executive Officer. He previously served as Head – India Business and Senior Vice President at Tech Mahindra.
The appointment comes as Genesys expands beyond its established government business, with a focus on enterprise adoption and scaling its AI-native mapping, Digital Twin and spatial intelligence platforms across India and international markets.
Commenting on the appointment, Sajid Malik, Chairman and Managing Director, Genesys International Corporation Limited, said, “We are moving from mapping the world to making the physical world computable, and geospatial technology is going through a fundamental transformation. What was historically viewed as mapping is rapidly becoming an intelligence layer for the physical economy.”
Malik said Alulkar brings experience in building and scaling enterprise technology businesses, developing customer ecosystems and managing operations across government and enterprise markets.
Nikhil Alulkar, Chief Executive Officer, Genesys International Corporation Limited, said, “Genesys is at a fascinating stage of inflection. India is simultaneously building physical infrastructure and digital infrastructure at an extraordinary scale, and the convergence of the two creates a significant opportunity for spatial intelligence.”
He said the next phase of digitisation will increasingly involve the physical world, with roads, buildings, land parcels, utilities and infrastructure assets becoming digital objects that systems can understand, analyse and act upon. According to Alulkar, high-quality geospatial content is therefore becoming foundational infrastructure.
As CEO, Alulkar will lead company-wide operations, business execution and growth. His responsibilities will include scaling Genesys’ AI-native mapping and Digital Twin platforms, expanding its enterprise and B2B business, strengthening government and institutional relationships, and building the operating structure for international growth.
Genesys has invested in high-precision geospatial content, mapping technologies and digital twin capabilities. The company are now looking to expand their application across infrastructure, mobility, utilities, telecommunications, urban planning, land administration, asset intelligence and digital consumer applications.
The company aims to expand from mapping into spatial intelligence, enabling governments and enterprises to understand and model the physical world using high-precision, dynamic and AI-enabled geospatial data.
Prior to joining Genesys, Alulkar was head of India business and senior vice president at Tech Mahindra.