Sunny Malhotra

VP, Professional Services Email: [email protected] Phone: +404-518-6554 LinkedIn Profile

Sunny Malhotra brings over 25 years of experience to his role as Vice President of Professional Services at Spencer Thomas Group (STG). Residing in Southern California, Sunny leads a team dedicated to delivering world-class HCM, payroll, and workforce management solutions to partners and clients globally. 

Sunny is driven by the opportunity to make a significant, positive impact on organizations and individuals, which, in turn, benefits society at large. His expertise encompasses strategic planning, relationship management, and cross-functional collaboration, with a focus on project management, program implementation, talent development, and team leadership. His approach is characterized by innovative problem-solving and leveraging standardization to enhance solution performance and value. Sunny’s mission is to drive HR transformation and innovation, empowering clients and partners to achieve their business objectives.

Before joining Spencer Thomas, Sunny was a Senior Director at ADP, where he played a crucial role in managing talent and processes for core HR, workforce management, time and labor management (TLM), and payroll solutions. His tenure at ADP and other organizations has equipped him with insights into the challenges and opportunities within human capital management.

Sunny holds an impressive track record of delivering successful projects across multiple geographies and sectors. His skill set, including business analytics, program management, and talent management, enables him to lead STG’s professional services with distinction. Through his leadership, Sunny fosters an environment of growth, efficiency, and strategic innovation at Spencer Thomas.

Outside the office, Sunny is engaged in personal interests that balance his professional life. He is an avid reader, enjoys walking, and values spending quality time with friends and family. A significant part of his leisure time is dedicated to supporting his sons at basketball practices and tournaments.