Rova Partners and DCT Launch RovaLink to Redefine Global Scaling for High-Growth U.S. Companies

11 August 2025 | Monday | News

Led by CEO Rohan Prajapati, RovaLink combines U.S. strategic expertise with India-based operational excellence—empowering companies to build global teams, streamline finance and operations, and scale smarter in the age of talent scarcity and digital transformation.
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Rova Partners LLC, a modern finance and operations advisory firm helping high-growth companies build stronger finance functions and smarter operating models, and Digital Convergence Technologies (DCT), a leading provider of digital transformation and global operations solutions, have joined forces to launch RovaLinkRohan Prajapati, who has extensive experience in building and leading global teams for high-growth enterprises, has been appointed CEO of RovaLink.

RovaLink is a next-generation platform that helps U.S. companies scale smarter by building India-based teams, setting up global delivery infrastructure, and implementing tech-enabled solutions for end-to-end operational transformation. With Rova's deep expertise across finance, operations, and technology, and DCT's proven track record in building Global Capability Centers and driving digital transformation, RovaLink enables companies to build integrated teams and systems that deliver scale, efficiency, and lasting impact.

In the United States, businesses are facing growing challenges in talent acquisition, with skilled professionals becoming harder to source and significantly more expensive to retain. Organizations across sectors are reporting increased hiring timelines, higher recruitment costs, and a more selective workforce that prioritizes flexibility, workplace culture, and career development alongside compensation. As the pace of AI and automation also accelerates, companies are being forced to reevaluate how and where they scale, prompting a shift toward hybrid operating models that combine global talent with technology-enabled infrastructure.

At the same time, Global Capability Centers (GCCs) in India have evolved from transactional support units to strategic growth drivers. As noted in Dun & Bradstreet's 2025 reportIndia is now home to over 1,900 GCCs, a number expected to exceed 2,400 by 2030. This growth is being powered by more than 2.5 million skilled professionals and the demand from organizations that are increasingly looking to embed high-value finance and operations functions within these centers.

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