Ease.io Appoints Adam Wegel as CEO to Lead AI Manufacturing Growth

Oct 21, 2025
Ease.io has named Adam Wegel as its new Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Eric Stoop. Wegel, formerly at Salesforce, will guide the company's next phase of AI-driven manufacturing innovation.

Ease.io has appointed Adam Wegel as Chief Executive Officer, announced in a press release. He succeeds Eric Stoop, who led the company for over a decade. The company said Wegel will oversee its next phase of AI-powered innovation in manufacturing software.

Before joining Ease.io, Wegel served as Vice President of Product Management for AI Application Development at Salesforce, where he led global teams that launched the Agentforce Chat Client. He also previously worked as a manufacturing engineer at Delphi Automotive and brings more than 20 years of experience in technology and manufacturing.

Ease.io’s AI-based platform helps manufacturers automate and connect plant floor operations, including audits, inspections, scheduling, and data collection. The company’s tools are used by manufacturers such as Dana, Tenneco, and Eaton across more than 50 countries.

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