Raghav Sahgal

Raghav is a global leader and entrepreneur in the cloud, software and communications space, paving the path to the future where networks meet cloud.
In his current role as President of the Cloud and Network Services business at Nokia, Raghav leads the transition for communication service providers (CSPs) and enterprises across the world to 5G, secure autonomous operations and industrial digitalization. He is passionate about helping them embrace new business models and value creation opportunities with digital ecosystems. In October of 2024, Raghav joined the TM Forum Board of Directors, focusing on Autonomous Networks as part of his mission.
As former President of Nokia Enterprise, Raghav positioned the business group as one of the market leaders in private wireless networks and achieved significant growth, delivering mission-critical networks and digital automation solutions to enterprises, including webscale and industrial businesses, as well as government entities.
Raghav also served as Senior Vice President of Global Sales and Market Services for Nokia Software, where he built the Global Business Center for the Nokia Software business group from the ground up, helping CSPs and enterprises embark on their digital transformation journeys.
Prior to Nokia, Raghav served as President of the Asia Pacific & Middle East region at NICE Ltd., a worldwide, leading provider of cloud and on- premise software solutions, including advanced data analytics. He also held several global executive positions at Oracle, Comverse, CSG and Lucent Technologies, driving top-line growth.
Raghav holds a master’s degree in computer systems management from the University of Maryland in the US, and a bachelor’s degree in computer engineering from Tulane University in the US. He also received an Executive Business Certificate in General Management from Harvard University in the US.
Raghav resides in Silicon Valley. He enjoys golf, running and globe- trotting, having lived all over the world including his native India, Singapore, the US and the UK.