8 August 2025, Pune | Rova Partners LLC, a modern finance and operations advisory firm helping high-growth companies build stronger finance functions and smarter operating models, and Digital Convergence Technologies (DCT), a leading provider of digital transformation and global operations solutions, have joined forces to launch RovaLink. Rohan Prajapati, who has extensive experience in building and leading global teams for high-growth enterprises, has been appointed CEO of RovaLink.
RovaLink is a next-generation platform that helps U.S. companies scale smarter by building India-based teams, setting up global delivery infrastructure, and implementing tech-enabled solutions for end-to-end operational transformation. With Rova’s deep expertise across finance, operations, and technology, and DCT’s proven track record in building Global Capability Centers and driving digital transformation, RovaLink enables companies to build integrated teams and systems that deliver scale, efficiency, and lasting impact.
India’s position as a global talent hub has strengthened considerably, with an expanding pool of skilled professionals in finance, consulting, and emerging technologies. According to Michael Page’s 2025 Labour Market report, sectors such as financial services and technology continue to show sustained growth in hiring, with strong demand for specialized capabilities in areas like AI, data privacy, and cybersecurity. This talent depth is enabling firms to expand their capacity while retaining quality, agility, and enhanced compliance understanding for global operations.
At the same time, Global Capability Centers (GCCs) in India have evolved from transactional support units to strategic growth drivers. As noted in Dun & Bradstreet’s 2025 report, India is now home to over 1,900 GCCs, a number expected to exceed 2,400 by 2030. This growth is being powered by more than 2.5 million skilled professionals and the demand from organizations that are increasingly looking to embed high-value finance and operations functions within these centers.
Rohan Prajapati, President, Rova Partners LLC, and CEO, RovaLink, said, “With RovaLink, we are bringing the Global Capability Center model to U.S. companies through a client-led and integration-focused approach. As seen with recent moves by firms like Costco, more U.S. businesses are recognizing the value of establishing their own infrastructure in India. They don’t look at this as outsourced operations, but as seamless extensions of their core business. RovaLink is purpose-built to support this shift, leveraging India’s deep talent ecosystem and robust tech infrastructure to give companies the control, efficiency, and long-term resilience they need to scale with confidence.”
“The financial world needs a global operating model that is smarter, more integrated, and built for long-term value creation,” said Vineet Dhawan, CEO, DCT. “With regulatory complexity, cost pressures, and competition intensifying, firms are rethinking how and where they build.”
“Meanwhile, India continues to play a central role in building global delivery infrastructure for complex, high-compliance industries. RovaLink can help them scale with precision by delivering high-performance teams that integrate seamlessly, uphold the highest standards in quality and security, and focus on long-term talent development over short-term fixes,” added Anis Nathani, COO, DCT.
RovaLink has been established to address a clear shift in how firms approach scale and infrastructure. As access to skilled talent tightens and digital transformation accelerates, organizations are seeking models that combine operational resilience with long-term efficiency. RovaLink responds to this need with a unified offering that blends specialized teams based in India with technology systems designed to support integration, compliance, and agility. Built for professional services firms and other businesses undergoing operational redesign, RovaLink aims to serve as a strategic delivery partner from the outset.