Thought Industries Names Irana Wasti as CEO to Lead AI-Powered Growth

Oct 23, 2025
Thought Industries has appointed Irana Wasti as its new CEO, succeeding Robin Wadsworth, who will remain as a strategic advisor. Wasti joins the company to advance its AI-powered customer learning and engagement platform.

Thought Industries has appointed Irana Wasti as its new Chief Executive Officer and member of the Board, announced in a press release. She succeeds Robin Wadsworth, who led the company for six years and will continue to serve as a strategic advisor.

Wasti joins the Boston-based customer learning and engagement platform as it expands its focus on AI-driven solutions. She brings over two decades of leadership experience, most recently serving as Chief Product Officer at BILL, where she oversaw product strategy and innovation. Before that, she was President of GoDaddy EMEA, leading the company’s growth across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

Under Wasti’s leadership, Thought Industries plans to accelerate development of its Agentic AI platform, designed to integrate learning, feedback, and personalization. The company aims to strengthen its position in enabling businesses to enhance customer engagement and growth through intelligent learning experiences.

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