Wipro Limited
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Leadership History
4 leaders · 1945 to present
Wipro reported FY2026 IT services segment revenue of $10.478 billion, net income of $1.407 billion, and over 230,000 employees. Srini Pallia is CEO. The company is repositioning around AI-first services and large enterprise transformation.
Wipro makes money from IT services, consulting, cloud migration, cybersecurity, engineering services, business process services, AI transformation, and long-term enterprise technology contracts. The company combines offshore and nearshore delivery with consulting and engineering expertise, and it is trying to shift more work toward AI-assisted outcomes rather than pure headcount growth.
Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director
2024 – Present
2 years (current)
Leads Wipro's AI-first strategy, large-deal execution, margin recovery, and enterprise client mining.
Executive Chairman
2019 – Present
7 years (current)
Represents the long-term Premji ownership structure and strategic oversight during Wipro's cloud and AI transition.
Chairman and transformative leader
1966 – 2019
53 years
Transformed Wipro from a consumer-products company into a global technology services business and anchored its long-term governance culture.
Founder
1945 – 1966
21 years
Founded Western India Palm Refined Oils, the business that later became Wipro.
Wipro's main risks are AI-driven automation, pricing pressure, discretionary IT spending softness, TCS and Infosys competition, hyperscaler professional services, wage inflation, and execution risk.
Srini Pallia is CEO of Wipro.
Wipro's leadership agenda centers on large deals, AI-first delivery, cloud modernization, consulting-led sales, margin recovery, client mining, and delivery productivity.
Leadership changes help explain shifts in capital allocation, product priorities, risk appetite, and competitive positioning.
Wipro's leaders have shaped its expansion, operating model, and response to industry change.