Ben Sekhon named regional VP for OutSystems UK & Ireland

Ben Sekhon has been appointed as the new Regional Vice President of UK and Ireland for OutSystems, a company focused on software innovation.

Ben Sekhon takes on this role with a strong emphasis on driving strategic growth and helping businesses achieve their key strategic goals through the integration of AI technologies. He will lead efforts to unlock the potential of AI in delivering business value for OutSystems' operations within the UK and Ireland.

With over two decades of experience in the tech sector, Sekhon is recognised for his leadership in teams and growth initiatives within venture capital and private equity settings. His new position will see him draw on this wealth of expertise to enhance operational efficiency and scale enterprise activities within the region.

Rodrigo Castelo, Regional Vice President for EMEA at OutSystems, commented, "Ben brings extensive industry experience and expertise in expanding businesses across the UK and Ireland. His impeccable business acumen, customer-centric approach and inclusive leadership style will be key as we enable both our growing team and our customer base to build custom solutions that matter."

Ben Sekhon expressed enthusiasm about his new role, stating, "OutSystems innovative app generation platform makes a real difference to businesses, people and the world. Time and time again OutSystems customers have shown how AI-powered low-code enables businesses to push the boundaries of innovation and drive forward transformation in the enterprise. I'm confident that OutSystems bold generative AI roadmap and technology will make a mark on the software development industry and am truly excited to join the company on its mission to unlock the potential of AI and low-code to more businesses in the region."

Sekhon's career includes his previous role as Vice President of EMEA at BigPanda, where he was instrumental in establishing the company's market presence in Europe. Before this, he held the position of Vice President for UK and Ireland at SAP, and has also served in leadership roles at companies such as Gigya and Experian.