ITServe Alliance organized its Texas Regional Meeting and Synergy 2025 Curtain-Raiser in Plano, Dallas on September 12, 2025, attracting more than 400 industry leaders and stakeholders. The gathering underscored the alliance’s continued growth and commitment to championing the interests of small and mid-sized IT firms nationwide. Since its founding in 2010, ITServe has evolved from a ten-member local group to a formidable national organization with more than 2,000 member companies spanning multiple states.
Opening the meeting, ITServe Alliance President Anju Vallabhaneni emphasized the organization’s core mission: protecting and enabling small and medium-sized IT businesses. He described ITServe as a “strong organization of over 2,000 member companies excelling in the IT sector across the United States,” established primarily to shield IT companies from adverse policies. Vallabhaneni explained that the alliance provides members access to essential business services at minimal cost, supporting their growth through networking opportunities offered at monthly chapter meetings, regional conferences, weekly webinars, and the annual Synergy convention.
Vallabhaneni asserted that ITServe has become the national voice for small and mid-sized IT companies, advocating policy positions and strengthening the sector’s influence. Governing Board Chair Raghu Chittimalla reinforced this narrative, highlighting the alliance’s expansion from a local chapter to an organization recognized coast-to-coast. Over its 15-year journey, ITServe has built a collaborative platform that empowers even the smallest IT firms to share knowledge and expand opportunities in a competitive industry.
Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) delivered the evening’s keynote, reaffirming his commitment to High-Skilled Immigration programs that are vital to the U.S. tech sector. Cornyn described legal immigration as an “enormous asset,” attracting talented, hardworking individuals who help America thrive. He pledged support for the High-Skilled Immigration program, emphasizing its role in allowing ambitious individuals to pursue the American dream and contribute to the nation’s innovation and local economy.
Cornyn, who serves on the Senate Judiciary Committee’s immigration subcommittee, acknowledged the challenges within the immigration system and committed to working closely with ITServe members to find solutions. He highlighted ITServe’s impact, referencing the alliance’s employment of over 175,000 professionals and its contribution of more than $20 billion to the U.S. economy. The senator also commended ITServe’s charitable activities, including donations to Texas flood victims and community initiatives such as volunteering at food banks, supporting first responders, and providing STEM scholarships. Cornyn’s remarks resonated with attendees, positioning ITServe’s philanthropic engagement as an embodiment of American values.
The diplomatic dimension of the meeting was underscored by remarks from D.C. Manjunath, Consul General of India in Houston. Manjunath lauded ITServe members for their leadership in artificial intelligence and digital transformation, noting the alliance’s role in fostering technological innovation both in the U.S. and India. He described ITServe as a “key bridge between India and the United States,” emphasizing the organization’s proactive engagement with the Indian Consulate on events, trade delegations, and investment opportunities. Many member firms have established Global Capability Centers in India, leveraging the country’s talent pool and strengthening bilateral economic ties.
ITServe leaders including Siva Moopnar, President-Elect, and Vinay Paruchuri, Event Sponsorship Director, highlighted the alliance’s Texas origins and the vibrant energy of its membership. Sponsors were recognized for their critical support, and national leaders outlined key initiatives in policy advocacy, business advancement, and corporate social responsibility. National Secretary Suresh Potluri described ITServe as the largest U.S. association for IT services, staffing, and consulting, providing a gateway to growth for its members. PAC Director Sateesh Nagilla discussed ongoing advocacy for immigration reform and fair contracting, while CSR Director Tanuj Gundlapalli detailed charitable projects such as scholarships and volunteer events.
The meeting also previewed Synergy 2025, ITServe’s flagship annual conference to be held December 4–5 in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Synergy is billed as a premier event where technology, entrepreneurship, and leadership converge to drive collaboration and empower future IT entrepreneurs. Organizers urged members to register for unparalleled networking and learning opportunities.
Beyond business, the weekend included a Sports Day, fostering camaraderie and wellness among members and their families. Cricket, badminton, pickleball, volleyball, and golf tournaments were held, with winners honored during the conference.
As the event concluded, Dallas Chapter President Abhishek Boyanapally expressed gratitude for the collective dedication and community spirit that made the gathering a success. The Texas Regional Meeting set an optimistic tone for the months ahead, reaffirming ITServe Alliance’s pledge to remain a powerful voice for small and mid-sized IT companies both nationally and internationally.