ISG Women in Digital Award Winners Named for Americas

Information Services Group (ISG) (Nasdaq: III), a leading global technology research and advisory firm, today announced the winners of the third annual ISG Women in Digital Awards program for the Americas, recognizing women and their achievements in the digital world.

At a live, virtual award ceremony the evening of September 5, leaders with Pearson, Ford Credit, LTIMindtree and Tirando x Colombia were honored as gold winners in five categories, as selected by a panel of industry judges. Silver and bronze winners were also recognized, along with the down-selected finalists, known as luminaries, for each category.

“The winners of our third annual ISG Women in Digital Awards for the Americas are a diverse, impressive group of leaders who are changemakers and advocates in their industries and organizations,” said Lois Coatney, ISG partner and president, ISG EMEA sales and consulting, and executive sponsor of ISG Women in Digital. “We are delighted to celebrate their successes and recognize their impact on our digital world.”

An independent panel of judges, comprised of Kimberly Hurry, advisor relations leader, Kyndryl; Chris Putur, member of the board of directors of ISG and Realtruck; Diane Schwarz, vice president and chief information officer, Johnson Controls, and Beth Thomas, partner, ISG Enterprise Change, evaluated the nominations and selected the following winners:

• Rising Star: for demonstrating exceptional and continuous growth, with increasing levels of leadership, responsibility and sphere of impact:

Gold Winner: Ipsita Ghosh, principal director at LTIMindtree

Silver Winner: Masroor Khan, manager of technology engineering at Public Service Enterprise Group

Bronze Winner: Chhaya Kewalramani, assistant vice president, Genpact

• Women’s Advocate: for playing an active role guiding women to succeed in the digital world:

Gold Winner: Elaine Montilla, CTO, Pearson

Silver Winner: Sandy Carter, COO, Unstoppable Domains

Bronze Winner: Girija Venugopal, vice president of enterprise BI & AI/ML engineering, Comcast

• Digital Innovator: for making a significant impact on an organization, business or client through creative use of digital solutions:

Gold Winner: Rachna Sethi, vice president of products, Ford Credit

Silver Winner: Kristen Bryan, general manager, Microsoft Corporation

Bronze Winner: Jessica Herstek, chief medical informatics officer, Children’s National Hospital