Magic EdTech, a leader in digital learning committed to its mission of “Digital Learning for Everyone,” has named Runu Jain as Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO). In her new role, Jain will oversee the company’s global people strategy, including talent development, organizational design, and culture across teams in the United States, India, the United Kingdom, and other regions.
Jain brings more than 25 years of HR leadership experience, having shaped workforce strategy, leadership development, and culture transformation at organizations such as Birlasoft, IBM, Genpact, Federal Express, Amway, and RPG Enterprises. Her efforts aligning talent management with business objectives have earned multiple accolades, including BW People Future Leaders in Indian HR 2025, the CK Birla Group Chairman’s Circle 2024, and IBM’s Eminence and Excellence Award.
“Magic’s growth over the last few years has been driven by two things: our focus on learning outcomes and the people who make that work possible,” said Acky Kamdar, CEO of Magic EdTech. “As we scale our AI-enabled solutions and expand our global footprint, we need a people strategy that matches our ambition. Runu brings a deep understanding of building high-performing, human-centered organizations, and I’m excited to have her help shape the next phase of Magic’s journey.”
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As CHRO, Jain will strengthen Magic EdTech’s talent pipeline, enhance leadership programs, and advance initiatives supporting inclusion, engagement, and career growth. She will collaborate closely with the executive team to ensure people strategies align with the company’s priorities in AI, accessibility, and educational platform development.
“I’m thrilled to join Magic EdTech at a time when education and technology are converging in such meaningful ways,” said Jain. “Magic’s commitment to access, equity, and learning outcomes really resonates with me. My focus will be to build on that strong foundation and create an environment where people can do their best work, grow their skills, and feel proud of the impact they’re making for learners around the world.”
Jain’s appointment coincides with Magic EdTech’s 35th anniversary and ongoing global expansion, including new offices in London and Indore, enhanced AI and cloud partnerships, and an expanded portfolio of accessibility and AI-driven learning solutions.
