Savinay Berry

Product and Business Growth Leader

Savinay Berry is a dynamic leader with a strong entrepreneurial spirit, excelling in areas such as AI, product development, engineering, and business strategy. Known for his hands-on approach and attention to detail, he is adept at understanding customer needs while driving overall vision and execution.

Currently serving as the Chief Product and Engineering Officer at Vonage, a prominent cloud communications platform recently acquired by Ericsson for $6.2 billion in July 2022, Savinay brings a wealth of experience to his role.

His educational background includes an MBA with a focus on Finance, Entrepreneurship, and Operations from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, as well as Master's degrees in Engineering Management and Electrical Engineering. He also holds a Bachelor's degree in Industrial Electronics Engineering from the University of Pune.

Savinay Berry has held various key positions in reputable organizations, having previously been the Executive Vice President of Product and Engineering at Vonage, Senior Vice President of Cloud Services at OpenText, Vice President of Products and Engineering at OpenText, Vice President of Product Management at EMC, Director of Advanced Product and Technology at Intuit, and Product Leader at Intuit, among others.

Additionally, he has been involved in strategic advisory roles at companies like localmind, Granite Ventures, and Empowered Inc. Savinay has also been part of prestigious programs like the Kauffman Fellows Program and has experience in venture capital firms such as JK&B Capital and MK Capital.

Prior to his executive roles, Savinay Berry gained valuable hands-on experience at Dell Inc., where he held positions ranging from Senior Global Commodity/Product Manager to Software Engineer, focusing on mobile products.

With a diverse skill set and a track record of success across various industries, Savinay Berry is a visionary leader who continues to make significant contributions in product development and engineering within the tech sector.