Vikas Surani
Being Speaker

A speaking style that blends storytelling, strategy and on ground experience making complex ideas simple, relatable and actionable. TEDx speaker, transformation leader, Global Vice President at Mastek.

“My mission: inspire people to embrace curiosity and lead meaningful change.”

Vikas Surani speaking at TEDx
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Countries where transformation programmes were delivered
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Vikas Surani
Vikas SuraniGlobal Vice President, Mastek
Background

Storytelling, strategy, and the scars of delivery

Sixteen-plus years in enterprise IT consulting, transformation programmes across 14 countries, and a habit of staying curious in public. The result on stage: complex ideas made simple, relatable and actionable.

Senior management
IIM Ahmedabad
Senior Management Programme
MBA
Ahmedabad University
Marketing & Information System Management
Engineering
Atmiya University, Rajkot
Bachelor of Engineering
Newsletter
Being Curious
45+ editions, 2900+ subscribers
Speaking formats

Four ways to put him in front of your room

The message adapts to the audience; the argument doesn't. Every talk is tailored to the room rather than reused.

TEDx & Public Formus

One argument, told through story and evidence — built for a main stage or a company-wide moment.

Leadership & Innovation Workshops

Working sessions where leadership teams make real calls on AI, operating models and priorities.

Corporate & Industry Forums

A practitioner's view, unscripted — useful when the room wants tension rather than consensus.

Universities & Business Schools

Small, closed-door conversations for CXOs weighing the same decisions at the same time.

Let's connect

Let's connect to inspire greatness

Share the event, audience and date. Every talk is shaped around the room — never a reused deck.

Vikas Surani in conversation