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Eptura appoints Raj Batra as CEO

He will drive the company’s growth, expand automation and AI capabilities, and strengthen customer-focused innovation worldwide.

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Eptura, a Georgia-based workplace technology company, has appointed Indian-American business executive Raj Batra as its new chief executive officer, effective September 2. 

Batra succeeds Brandon Holden, who will remain with Eptura as a strategic advisor, focusing on opportunities with the U.S. federal government. Under Batra’s leadership, Eptura aims to sharpen its focus on automation, digitization, and artificial intelligence to enhance workplace efficiency and expand its global market leadership.

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A veteran in automation and digital transformation, Batra brings more than three decades of leadership experience, primarily from Siemens, where he most recently served as CEO of digital industries automation (USA) and as a member of Siemens’ U.S. managing board.

"I'm thrilled to be joining the Eptura team and contributing to the company's mission to harness the power of AI and continue pushing the boundaries of automation in corporate offices and manufacturing facilities. As we embark on this next wave of innovation, I'm excited to help customers unify their employee experience, physical office space, and assets to gain a holistic view of and greater control over their built environments,” Batra said. 

A.J. Rohde, senior partner at Thoma Bravo, praised the appointment, noting, “With Raj at the helm, we see extraordinary potential for Eptura to accelerate its growth, extend its leadership, and deliver even greater success for its customers.” 

Eptura, backed by software investment firm Thoma Bravo, already serves more than half of the Fortune 500 and 25 million users across 115 countries. The company’s intelligent platform integrates employee experience, office space, and asset management, providing organizations with a holistic view of their built environments.

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