LLMWare.ai, a pioneer in deploying and fine-tuning Small Language Models (SLMs), announced today the appointment of Vijay Amballa to its Board of Advisors. Amballa brings a wealth of experience as a seasoned startup advisor, angel investor, and a veteran of the financial services and insurance industries.
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Amballa currently serves as Executive Vice President of Financial Services at Capgemini, one of the world’s largest consulting companies. A graduate of Harvard Business School with over 28 years of industry experience, his impressive background in business strategy, technology, digital transformation, global operations, and deep domain expertise will provide valuable insights and direction to LLMWare as the company continues to innovate in the AI space.
“We are honored to welcome Vijay Amballa to our Board of Advisors,” said Namee Oberst, Co-Founder of LLMWare. “His extensive experience and mentorship will be invaluable as we scale our company and expand our capabilities. We look forward to growing under his guidance and further enhancing our AI-driven solutions for clients across highly regulated industries such as financial services and insurance.”
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“LLMWare is at the leading edge; and industry ready to solve for enterprise AI opportunities. In addition, the opportunity to democratize AI at the user level, giving ability to work on everyday compute and bring efficiency is made possible their solution. I am both honored and humbled to be a Board Advisor for this talented team, and realize the potential for the Industry”, said Vijay Amballa.
With Amballa’s appointment, LLMWare strengthens its commitment to delivering cutting-edge AI technology and empowering businesses with transformative tools that streamline operations and drive growth.
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