Vikas Kapoor Delivers Keynote Address at Kellogg School of Management

Cites Technology Investment as Key to iQor's Continued Growth in a Gloomy Global Environment

New York (PRWEB) February 18, 2009

Vikas Kapoor, President and Chief Executive Officer of iQor, Inc., a premier provider of business process outsourcing services, delivered a keynote address at the Kellogg School of Management's annual Private Equity and Venture Capital Conference on February 11.

Entitled "Management Perspective on Private Equity: Junk or Jewel?" Mr. Kapoor's keynote address focused on how private equity ownership has helped iQor management execute a dramatic turnaround in a difficult economy, and is helping the company thrive amidst the global downturn.

"I was honored to be included in such a great line up of speakers for this year's Kellogg conference," said Kapoor. "With the challenges global organizations face, we need to share not just our failures, but our successes as well. There is a world out there where the sky isn't falling, and I welcomed the chance to dissect how iQor has navigated the shoals during this tough time."

The sold out conference was attended by more than 300 senior executives, investment professionals, limited partners, transaction service providers and MBA students from the nation's top business schools.

Kapoor has previously spoken at high-profile events such as the Milken Conference and The World Economic Forum on private equity issues facing our global economy. He serves on the International Board of Advisors for Philippine President Gloria Arroyo, is a member of the Young Presidents organization, and serves on the boards of The Metropolitan Opera, Cooper Union and the Rubin Museum of Art.

About iQor
iQor (http://www.iqor.com) provides business process outsourcing to some of the best-known companies in the world from 21 Call Centers of Excellence in five countries and four continents. iQor's 9,000 employees work with state-of-the-art technology that affords maximum flexibility to iQor customers to tap the best skills of a global workforce. It serves clients from a range of industries including financial services, telecommunications and government. Its services include customer care, customer retention and revenue recovery.

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