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MapmyIndia appoints Rohan Verma as joint managing director

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Rohan Verma will serve as joint managing director for five years from 1 July 2026, subject to shareholder approval

He will lead AI-native deep-tech initiatives across geospatial tech, IoT, and other deep-tech areas

Rohan Verma holds a bachelor's in electrical engineering from Stanford University and an MBA from London Business School

C.E. Info Systems has appointed Rohan Verma as its new joint managing director.
The appointment carries a five-year term effective from 1 July 2026.
This move is subject to final approval by the company's shareholders.
Verma previously served as CEO until March 2025 before stepping down.
He had taken executive roles at subsidiaries Vidteq and Gtropy Systems in April 2025.
The board approved this leadership change following his previous operational contributions.
Verma returns to a top role after leading the company's consumer-facing apps.
His return signals a strategic focus on next-generation product development.

Verma conceptualized and launched MapmyIndia.com while studying at Stanford University.
He brings extensive experience in geospatial technology and IoT integration.
The company aims to accelerate innovation under his renewed leadership.
His background includes significant work in brand and marketing strategies.

C.E. Info Systems operates under the well-known brand name MapmyIndia.
The company provides digital maps and location-based IoT technologies.
It serves enterprise, government, automotive, mobility, and consumer markets.
Key products include Map Data, APIs/SDKs, and GIS/Analytics/AI tools.
Consumer offerings feature the Mappls App, Mappls Gadgets, and Map Portal.
Enterprise solutions support sectors like BFSI, automotive, and personalization needs.
The company also offers Drone Services and navigation/mobility software.
Amazon Now recently integrated MapmyIndia APIs into its application interface.
Users of Amazon Now can now see Mappls directly within the app.