Mastek has appointed Marc Berson, Chief Information Officer at Google, to its Board effective January 2026. A Silicon Valley veteran with leadership experience across Google, HP, IBM, Philips, and Gilead Sciences, Berson brings deep expertise in large-scale enterprise transformation and internal systems.The appointment reinforces Mastek’s ambition to scale its AI-first roadmap and global digital engineering capabilities.
Why This Appointment Matters
Enterprise technology services are entering a new phase defined by:
- AI-led transformation at organisational scale
- Rising demand for ROI-driven digital engineering
- Complex internal systems modernisation
- Clients seeking partners with real-world, practitioner experience
By adding a sitting Google CIO to its Board, Mastek is signalling intent to operate at the highest level of global enterprise relevance.
From Advisory Strength to Execution Advantage
Marc Berson’s career spans some of the world’s most complex technology environments. His experience positions Mastek to:
- Sharpen AI-first enterprise transformation frameworks
- Strengthen credibility with global CXOs
- Align internal systems thinking with client delivery
- Translate emerging technologies into scalable outcomes
As CEO Umang Nahata noted, the value lies not just in insight but in practitioner-led execution at global scale.
Strategic Implications for IT Services Firms
1. Board Composition Is Strategic Capital
Technology boards increasingly shape go-to-market credibility.
2. AI Leadership Requires Operator Experience
Clients value leaders who have built and run systems, not just advised on them.
3. Global Scale Demands Global Perspective
Silicon Valley experience accelerates enterprise relevance.
As enterprises shift from AI experimentation to enterprise-wide deployment, service providers must evolve from vendors to transformation partners. Mastek’s appointment of Marc Berson strengthens its leadership bench at a critical inflection point where AI strategy, execution, and governance converge.This isn’t just a board addition.It’s a signal of global ambition.
