Wipro Appoints Laura Marie Miller As Independent Director From April 2026

Bengaluru: IT services major Wipro has approved the appointment of Laura Marie Miller as an Independent Director, reinforcing the company’s focus on global technology expertise and strong board governance.

The company’s board cleared the appointment on March 5, 2026, naming Miller as an Additional Director in the capacity of Independent Director for a five-year term starting April 1, 2026 and ending March 31, 2031. The appointment will come into effect after receiving approval from shareholders.

Board Approval And Regulatory Filing

The decision was formally approved by the board of Wipro as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen corporate governance and bring in leaders with deep technology and transformation experience.

The company also confirmed that the appointment disclosure has been filed under the SEBI Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements (LODR) regulations, with submissions made to the National Stock Exchange of India, Bombay Stock Exchange, and the New York Stock Exchange, where Wipro’s shares are listed.

Extensive Experience In Digital Transformation

Miller brings over two decades of leadership experience in digital transformation, enterprise modernization, and data strategy across global industries.

Before joining the board of Wipro, she served as Executive Vice President and Chief Information and Data Officer at Macy's, where she led large-scale transformation initiatives. Her responsibilities included driving the retailer’s digital roadmap, implementing artificial intelligence capabilities, and managing enterprise data strategies.

During her tenure, she oversaw major programs such as cloud migration, AI-powered operational solutions, and supply chain modernization, helping align technology with long-term business growth.

Leadership Across Global Companies

Prior to her role at Macy's, Miller held senior leadership positions at global organisations including InterContinental Hotels Group and First Data, gaining experience across sectors such as hospitality, payments, and technology operations.

Her cross-industry background is expected to support Wipro as clients increasingly adopt AI-driven systems, cloud platforms, and data-led decision-making frameworks.

Strong Boardroom Credentials

Alongside her executive career, Miller has built an extensive track record in corporate governance.

She previously served on the board of EVO Payments, during a growth phase that eventually culminated in its acquisition by Global Payments. She was also a director at LGI Homes.

Currently, she serves as a non-executive director at NCR Voyix and Ahold Delhaize, where she plays a key role in overseeing technology governance and risk management through board committees.

Strengthening Wipro’s Technology-Focused Governance

The addition of Miller to the board reflects Wipro’s broader strategy to deepen technology oversight and strengthen governance structures as the IT services industry enters a new phase driven by artificial intelligence, digital platforms, and enterprise transformation.

With enterprises across sectors accelerating their digital investments, her expertise in data strategy and technology modernization is expected to support Wipro’s long-term innovation and growth agenda.