Mastek Appoints Google Tech Leader Marc Berson To Board
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Mastek Appoints Google Tech Leader Marc Berson To Board

Mastek Limited has announced the appointment of Marc Berson to its Board of Directors, effective January 1, 2026. Mastek Inc, a step-down subsidiary of the company, said the move reinforces its focus on AI-first digital engineering and global transformation.

Based in the United States, Berson currently serves as Head of Google Internal Systems (CIO) at Google. His appointment underscores Mastek’s intent to deepen its North American footprint while bringing Silicon Valley–led strategic oversight to the board.

Berson is a recognised leader within the global CIO community, with a career spanning senior leadership roles at Gilead Sciences, HP, IBM and Philips. He has led large-scale enterprise transformations and was recognised by Inspire CIO as both a Super Global ORBIE Award finalist in 2023 and a winner in 2024. His expertise spans complex process transformation, systems modernisation and cutting-edge digital innovation.

Commenting on the appointment, Umang Nahata, Chief Executive Officer of Mastek, said Berson brings a rare blend of deep technology insight and practitioner-led experience in managing global-scale complexity. He added that Berson’s guidance would be invaluable as Mastek strengthens its position as a preferred partner for delivering best-in-class AI solutions and accelerates its mission of driving high-impact, AI-driven business outcomes for modern enterprises.

Berson said he was pleased to join the Mastek board at a time when the company is accelerating its global growth and innovation agenda. He noted a strong alignment between Mastek’s AI-first strategy and the evolving needs of enterprises, adding that he looks forward to working with the board and leadership team to help shape a future-ready roadmap that delivers long-term value for stakeholders.

Berson holds a Bachelor of Science in Finance and International Business from Penn State University and a Master’s degree in Project Management from George Washington University.

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Mastek Limited has announced the appointment of Marc Berson to its Board of Directors, effective January 1, 2026. Mastek Inc, a step-down subsidiary of the company, said the move reinforces its focus on AI-first digital engineering and global transformation. Based in the United States, Berson currently serves as Head of Google Internal Systems (CIO) at Google. His appointment underscores Mastek’s intent to deepen its North American footprint while bringing Silicon Valley–led strategic oversight to the board. Berson is a recognised leader within the global CIO community, with a career spanning senior leadership roles at Gilead Sciences, HP, IBM and Philips. He has led large-scale enterprise transformations and was recognised by Inspire CIO as both a Super Global ORBIE Award finalist in 2023 and a winner in 2024. His expertise spans complex process transformation, systems modernisation and cutting-edge digital innovation. Commenting on the appointment, Umang Nahata, Chief Executive Officer of Mastek, said Berson brings a rare blend of deep technology insight and practitioner-led experience in managing global-scale complexity. He added that Berson’s guidance would be invaluable as Mastek strengthens its position as a preferred partner for delivering best-in-class AI solutions and accelerates its mission of driving high-impact, AI-driven business outcomes for modern enterprises. Berson said he was pleased to join the Mastek board at a time when the company is accelerating its global growth and innovation agenda. He noted a strong alignment between Mastek’s AI-first strategy and the evolving needs of enterprises, adding that he looks forward to working with the board and leadership team to help shape a future-ready roadmap that delivers long-term value for stakeholders. Berson holds a Bachelor of Science in Finance and International Business from Penn State University and a Master’s degree in Project Management from George Washington University.

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