Rekha Acharya, a native of Odisha, has been honored with the prestigious 2023 Women in Technology award by the Dallas Business Journal. As a partner at Information Services Group (ISG), she stands out as the only Indian woman in this leadership position. Rekha’s remarkable achievement was recognized at the tenth annual Women in Technology Awards, where she was celebrated among the top 20 leaders in North Texas technology. Rekha Acharya, daughter of Promod Chandra Acharya and the late Santimayee Acharya, currently resides in Dallas with her husband Debashish Panda and son Kapil Panda. Her role at ISG involves spearheading sales and delivery of a substantial $37M business unit, highlighting her expertise and valuable contributions to the technology industry.
Beyond her professional accomplishments, Rekha is a passionate advocate for the National Kidney Foundation. Her involvement with the foundation stems from a personal loss—her mother, Santimayee Acharya. Rekha actively participates in various women and leadership forums, where she shares her insights and experiences, inspiring others with her remarkable journey.
Rekha Acharya, a native of Odisha, has been honored with the prestigious 2023 Women in Technology award by the Dallas Business Journal. As a partner at Information Services Group (ISG), she stands out as the only Indian woman in this leadership position. Rekha’s remarkable achievement was recognized at the tenth annual Women in Technology Awards, where she was celebrated among the top 20 leaders in North Texas technology. Rekha Acharya, daughter of Promod Chandra Acharya and the late Santimayee Acharya, currently resides in Dallas with her husband Debashish Panda and son Kapil Panda. Her role at ISG involves spearheading sales and delivery of a substantial $37M business unit, highlighting her expertise and valuable contributions to the technology industry.
Beyond her professional accomplishments, Rekha is a passionate advocate for the National Kidney Foundation. Her involvement with the foundation stems from a personal loss—her mother, Santimayee Acharya. Rekha actively participates in various women and leadership forums, where she shares her insights and experiences, inspiring others with her remarkable journey.