Condé Nast Technology Leader Sanjay Bhakta Joins Flatiron Software Board

Overview Sanjay Bhakta, a prominent Indian American technology executive, has joined the board of Flatiron Software to guide the company’s strategic growth in software engineering and artificial intelligence. He previously serves as Chief Product and Technology Officer at Condé Nast and has been appointed to Flatiron Software's board to shape the strategic growth of the software engineering and AI company. Flatiron Software, based in Miami, Florida, is known for delivering on promises and providing technology solutions for enterprises that require speed and scalability. Bhakta brings over two decades of experience in technology leadership, having built and managed technology at HBO, Pearson, and AT&T, organizations known for complex environments where reliable delivery is essential. He joins a distinguished board that includes Rajiv Pant, former CTO of The New York Times and technology leader at Condé Nast, The Wall Street Journal, and Hearst. Bhakta’s appointment is part of Flatiron’s strategic investment in leadership to guide the company through its next growth phase as demand for AI-augmented software development and strategic technology consulting increases. Background and Qualifications Leads Condé Nast’s global technology and product strategy, with a track record of transforming how large organizations build and deliver technology. Experience scaling engineering teams, modernizing digital infrastructure, and fostering sustained innovation. Oversaw global teams of over 1,000 engineers and managed technology budgets exceeding $250 million. Played pivotal roles at HBO in building the end-to-end digital media supply chain powering HBO GO and HBO NOW. Spearheaded Pearson’s digital transformation from a traditional publishing company to a platform-first, cloud-native organization. Context and Impact Bhakta’s expertise is expected to contribute to Flatiron Software’s continued growth and innovation in the evolving technology landscape and AI-driven market, as noted in a media release. For more information, refer to The American Bazaar. #J-18808-Ljbffr The Universal News Network