SOUTHFIELD, Mich., March 09, 2017 -- Stefanini, a $1B global IT provider with locations in 39 countries, announced Spencer Gracias as the new CEO for the North America and Asia Pacific regions. Some of the companies that Mr. Gracias has previously worked with and helped grow through technology are Whirlpool, CPFL, Globo TV, General Motors, ABN Amro Bank, Santander Bank and more. His background includes implementing common, global processes for distributed infrastructure, application environments and governance.
Located at the Stefanini North American headquarters in metro Detroit, Michigan, Mr. Gracias’ mission is to implement a strategic plan that reinforces Stefanini's goal of acting as a digital transformation agent for clients. “Through a close relationship and strong understanding of our clients’ business challenges, we will work in partnership with them to make their business grow,” said Mr. Gracias.
By tuning into the main technological trends, Stefanini has built a robust structure for implementing the foundation to promote digital transformation for customers, including operational efficiency, Internet of Things and cloud computing. “Through a strong partnership, we are able to recognize the client's pain points and demonstrate how technology can help and provide the best solution,” said Mr. Gracias.
Growth Plan
Last month, Stefanini announced investments in North America and Asia Pacific with the goal of growing 25 percent in these regions by 2020. To reach this goal, the company is focusing on leading digital transformation movements, tailoring them to bring direct benefits to the growth of clients’ businesses.
“I am confident that Mr. Gracias has the ability, energy and background to implement this plan,” said Marco Stefanini, founder and global CEO at Stefanini. To assist its customers in the digital transformation process, Stefanini brings together the latest in cognitive intelligence, loyalty platforms, robotics and BPO, among other solutions. All of Stefanini’s solutions can be connected, ensuring an innovative offer that raises the level of excellence with cost savings.
“Since we have maintained our presence in the United States since 2001, it is time to reach higher ambitions in our U.S. operations, including the possibility of acquiring a company that is in line with our strategy of creating a stronger presence in the digital era,” says Mr. Stefanini.
Further information is available on the company’s website, www.stefanini.com.
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