Nathan Carmon Joins Robots & Pencils as COO

August 08, 2025
Robots & Pencils has appointed Nathan Carmon as Chief Operating Officer to enhance AI-first growth and client delivery.
Nathan Carmon Joins Robots & Pencils as COO

Robots & Pencils has appointed Nathan Carmon as its new Chief Operating Officer, announced in a press release. Carmon, a seasoned transformation leader, joins the company to scale AI-first growth, elevate client delivery, and drive operational excellence.

Carmon has a long-standing partnership with CEO Leonard Pagon, having previously built and scaled consulting businesses together. His role at Robots & Pencils will focus on refining delivery systems and ensuring impactful client engagements. Carmon's expertise in transforming high-growth ventures is expected to further the company's evolution from a mobile pioneer to an AI-first consultancy.

Robots & Pencils, known for its global digital innovation, specializes in cloud-native web, mobile, and app modernization. With delivery centers across North America, Latin America, and Eastern Europe, and partnerships with AWS, Salesforce, and Databricks, the firm is well-positioned to lead in the AI era.

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