LatentView Analytics Names Remadevi Thottathil as New CHRO

LatentView Analytics Limited, a global data analytics firm, has announced the appointment of Remadevi Thottathil (Rema) as its new Chief Human Resources Officer. With more than 20 years of global experience in talent management, leadership, and organizational development, Rema will play a key role in shaping LatentView’s HR strategy, driving employee engagement, talent acquisition, and fostering employee development initiatives.

Welcoming her to the company, Rajan Sethuraman, Chief Executive Officer, of LatentView Analytics said, “As LatentView continues to drive innovation and industry leadership, we strongly believe that our growth lies in the strength and talent of our people. Remadevi’s deep expertise in building strong, inclusive cultures and her proven ability to align people strategies with business goals will be instrumental as we continue to grow and innovate in the analytics space. I welcome her to the LatentView team”.

Commenting on her appointment, Remadevi Thottathil said, “At LatentView Analytics, the HR function focuses on aligning innovative talent management solutions with business growth. Recognized as a Great Place to Work for the last three years, along with multiple industry accolades, LatentView champions change and drives business success. With a track record of enhancing performance and fostering employee growth, the company has cemented a culture of excellence and collaboration within the global analytics services landscape adding unique and tremendous value to our esteemed clients. I am excited to be a part of this dynamic team and look forward to further strengthening its people strategy”.

Rema made history as the first woman commissioned officer in the Indian Navy to serve as an Air Traffic Control officer for military aviation, marking a pioneering achievement. Before joining LatentView Analytics, she served as the CHRO at Bahwan Cybertek, where she played a key role in supporting the company’s rapid expansion. Rema is a certified Success and Leadership Coach in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), an advocate for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), and actively promotes women’s empowerment through her involvement with various NGOs. On a personal note, she is married to Commander Mohanraj (IN, Retired) and is a mother to two daughters. Currently, she is furthering her education in alternative healing and hypnotherapy.