Len Pagon Jr. Appointed CEO of Robots & Pencils

Jul 1, 2025
Robots & Pencils has announced Len Pagon Jr. as its new CEO to lead the company's AI-first strategy. Pagon, a seasoned entrepreneur, aims to accelerate growth and innovation.

Robots & Pencils has announced Leonard Pagon Jr. as its new Chief Executive Officer, according to a press release. Pagon, known for his successful ventures in digital consultancy, returns to the CEO role after 17 years to steer the company towards an AI-first strategy.

Pagon previously founded Brulant, which became one of North America's top interactive agencies before merging with Rosetta and being sold to Publicis. His experience in scaling high-growth businesses is expected to be pivotal for Robots & Pencils as it aims to outpace traditional global systems integrators.

Under Pagon's leadership, the company plans to focus on modernizing legacy systems and leveraging AI to deliver high-impact solutions across various industries, including Financial Services, Health Tech, and Education. With global centers of excellence and partnerships with major tech firms like AWS and Salesforce, Robots & Pencils is positioned to capitalize on emerging technologies.

Pagon will continue to serve as Chairman of Next Sparc, the family office that acquired Robots & Pencils in 2017, while leading the company into its next phase of growth.

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