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Phanish Puranam<br />

Assistant Professor of Strategic & International Management<br />

London Business School<br />

Dr Phanish Puranam is Assistant Professor of Strategic and International Management at<br />

the London Business School. He is also Co-Director of the Aditya V. Birla India Research<br />

Centre, and a visiting Professor at the Indian school of Business (a partnership between<br />

Wharton, Kellogg, and London Business School). He obtained his PhD at the Wharton<br />

School of the University of Pennsylvania. He teaches courses in strategy and corporate<br />

development to MBA students and senior executives, in addition to customized executive<br />

programmes on outsourcing and offshoring. Dr Puranam’s research and consulting interests<br />

centre on the design and management of strategic relationships between organizations. His<br />

research on topics such as the structuring of alliance and outsourcing arrangements, postmerger<br />

integration, inter-divisional collaboration and reorganizations has been published in<br />

internationally reputed academic journals and he is frequently quoted in the business press.<br />

He also works in advisory/training roles with companies such as Deutsche Bank, Microsoft,<br />

247Customer, Unisys, Tata Consulting Services and CapGemini.<br />

Julio Ramirez<br />

Managing Partner and Practice Leader - Globalisation and Outsourcing<br />

The Hackett Group<br />

Julio Ramirez is a leader of The Hackett Group’s business process sourcing research and<br />

advisory activities. One of the original former founding partners of Answerthink, Inc, in 1997.<br />

Previously, Mr Ramirez was senior vice president of Acclaris, a global business process<br />

outsourcing firm with offices in the US and India, responsible for its Global 2000 HR and finance<br />

and accounting process outsourcing business. Mr Ramirez has over 24 years experience<br />

working with senior executives at Fortune 500 companies in the transformation of the finance,<br />

HR and procurement functions to achieve world-class performance. He has significant<br />

experience in all aspects of designing and implementing shared services and has worked with<br />

multinational organizations throughout North America, Europe, Asia Pacific and Latin America.<br />

Previously, Mr Ramirez was an audit and consulting partner with KPMG Peat Marwick.<br />

Mark Ross<br />

Director<br />

LawScribe, Inc<br />

Mark Ross was a partner at the prestigious UK Law Firm Underwoods Solicitors. While at<br />

Underwoods he was responsible for the development of a case management system for<br />

the offshoring of routine personal injury cases to the firm’s South African practice. Mr<br />

Ross joined LawScribe after immigrating to Los Angeles in 2006. He is a regular speaker<br />

at conferences and has had numerous articles published in legal journals on subjects as<br />

varied as the death of the hourly rate and the liberalization of the Indian legal sector. His<br />

article calling for Accreditation and Self-Regulation for the Legal Outsourcing Industry has<br />

been widely acclaimed and published as a white paper by both the Legal Process<br />

Outsourcing Network, and the International Association of Outsourcing Professionals<br />

(IAOP). He has prepared lectures on outsourcing in the legal profession for the Association<br />

of Legal Administrators, ALM, Immigration Law Weekly and Estrin Legal. He is a<br />

professional member of the IAOP, and the Chair of their Legal Outsourcing Chapter. His<br />

Legal Outsourcing Blog http://blog.law-scribe.com/ has become a valuable resource of<br />

information for those interested in the legal process outsourcing industry.<br />

FT Global Outsourcing & Offshoring Conference

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