Scaler has named Ratnakar Reddy as the new head of its B2B business for India and the MENA region, strengthening the company’s focus on enterprise skilling and AI-driven workforce development. In his new role, Reddy will drive Scaler’s enterprise learning strategy, support digital transformation agendas, and guide the platform’s expansion across government entities, GCCs and large organisations.
His responsibilities include enhancing Scaler’s B2B offerings, scaling regional teams, and shaping industry-ready curricula that serve the evolving needs of IT/ITeS sectors and emerging AI-focused enterprises.
Abhimanyu Saxena, co-founder of Scaler, said, “We are thrilled to welcome Ratnakar Reddy to our leadership team. His unparalleled cross-sector experience and deep insights into AI position him perfectly to spearhead our B2B expansion across India and MENA. As we strategically scale our operations and bridge the critical AI talent gap, Ratnakar’s leadership and expertise will be pivotal.”
Ratnakar Reddy added, “With the advent of AI, the need to reskill and continuously evolve the existing workforce has become paramount across all sectors. The immense demand for AI and Data Science skills across industries presents an unparalleled opportunity for India to cement its position as the skill capital of the world, meeting not only our domestic needs but also the surging global demand for talent in AI. Scaler, with its robust offerings, including industry-aligned curricula designed to meet real-world demands and future-proof careers, is the essential partner in driving this critical upskilling agenda and empowering professionals for the new era.”
Over the next year, Reddy will lead efforts to expand Scaler’s B2B reach across the two regions. The platform has already executed several enterprise learning initiatives in 2025, including collaboration with ADGM Academy, skilling programmes for telecom operator DU, and contributions to NAFIS’ national workforce enablement initiatives.
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