Tharun Kumar G

Tharun, as an author, offers a rich tapestry of expertise spanning technology, leadership, and ministry. His academic path, crowned by degrees in Technology, Theology, and a master’s in Business Administration, coupled with certifications in ITIL, ISO, Lean, Six Sigma, and Networking, has endowed him with a unique blend of technical expertise and data-driven insights that reverberate in his writing. Beyond the confines of the professional realm, Tharun has amplified his knowledge by dedicating his time to volunteer work across various organizations. As a seasoned lead six sigma black belt and accomplished lean coach, he has meticulously crafted his skills in process design and operational analytics, rendering him as a sought-after speaker in the domains of change management and continuous service improvement. Tharun is a chess enthusiast, biodiversity ambassador, lay theologian and naturalist. He boasts achievements like Platinum leadership, Continual improvement excellence, Advanced leadership, and Advanced communicator Gold awards in the corporate world. Tharun was a speaker at Managers World Summit 2021 on Embracing Change. Additionally, he imparts his wisdom to engineering colleges, engaging both faculty and students in discussions on continuous service improvement. Throughout his professional journey, he has assumed diverse roles, including those of an operations adviser, senior manager for quality and processes, and a six sigma consultant. Tharun’s reputation for innovative problem-solving and data-driven decision-making precedes him, and his comprehensive understanding of ITIL processes has enabled organizations to implement critical large-scale transformations and achieve rigorous ISO standards. In summary, Tharun is a dynamic author and multifaceted professional whose passion for learning, mastery of diverse domains, and unwavering commitment to excellence define his illustrious career. His writings are a testament to his rich and varied experiences, offering readers unique insights into IT operations, leadership, theology and the art of continuous improvement.