Global professional services firm Accenture has announced a new leadership structure for its Reinvention Services division as part of a broader reorganisation aimed at strengthening its artificial intelligence-led transformation capabilities for clients worldwide.
The restructuring, which will take effect from March 31, 2026, is designed to help the company respond to rising demand from organisations seeking large-scale digital transformation driven by data and generative AI technologies.
The new Reinvention Services unit will be overseen by Manish Sharma, who serves as Chief Strategy and Services Officer at Accenture. In this role, Sharma will lead the company’s integrated services business and guide its strategy for helping clients modernise operations and adopt AI-enabled solutions.
Accenture said the leadership changes are part of a new operating model intended to bring together the company’s diverse capabilities into a more unified framework. By integrating expertise across strategy, consulting, technology, operations and creative services, the firm aims to deliver faster and more comprehensive transformation programmes for enterprises across industries.
Under the revised structure, Accenture will organise its services around how organisations operate and deliver value. The company will introduce seven specialised groups known as “Reinvention Partners,” each focused on a specific area of business transformation. These groups are designed to provide clients with end-to-end capabilities, enabling them to access technology, consulting and operational expertise through a single integrated structure.
The new leadership team will also work closely with Accenture’s global ecosystem of technology partners to accelerate the development and deployment of AI-powered solutions. The company believes this approach will allow clients to more quickly adopt emerging technologies and scale innovation across their organisations.
According to Accenture, the restructuring reflects the growing importance of artificial intelligence in enterprise transformation. Companies across sectors are increasingly investing in generative AI and digital platforms to improve productivity, enhance customer experiences and unlock new growth opportunities.
With the revamped services structure and leadership team in place, Accenture aims to strengthen its position in the rapidly evolving AI and digital transformation market, while helping organisations adapt to changing technology landscapes and reinvent their operations for the future.
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