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IBM Vet Rashmi Mathur Joins Deloitte as Strategy, Analytics Managing Director

Rashmi Mathur, formerly consulting leader at IBM (NYSE: IBM), has moved to Deloitte to serve as managing director of strategy and analytics at the professional services company, FedHealthIT reported Thursday.

In a LinkedIn post, Mathur said she collaborates with a Deloitte team tasked to support federal clients through artificial intelligence and advanced analytics offerings.

The new managing director is also responsible for continuing the team’s analytical capability development.

She joined Deloitte following a nearly two-decade stint at IBM, where she previously worked as a partner and most recently led the company’s Watson Health federal consulting group.

She also worked as a senior consultant at PwC Consulting and as an actuarial analyst at financial services company Westpac in Australia.

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