Robots & Pencils Appoints Scott Young as EVP of Growth

Jul 8, 2025
Robots & Pencils has appointed Scott Young as Executive Vice President of Growth and Strategic Alliances, announced in a press release. Young returns to the company to lead strategic partnerships and client transformation efforts.

Robots & Pencils has appointed Scott Young as Executive Vice President of Growth and Strategic Alliances, announced in a press release. Young, a veteran in the consulting industry with over 20 years of experience, rejoins the company to spearhead the expansion of strategic partnerships and accelerate client transformation efforts globally.

Young's career includes roles at Deloitte, EY, Publicis Sapient, and Zilker Technology, with a focus on developing technology alliances and scaling partner ecosystems. His return to Robots & Pencils marks a strategic move to deepen partnerships with industry leaders such as AWS, Salesforce, and Databricks, and to support clients in modernizing applications with AI-infused cloud-native strategies.

CEO Leonard Pagon expressed confidence in Young's ability to drive growth and connect clients with effective strategies and platforms. Young's previous tenure at Robots & Pencils as SVP of Business Development adds to the momentum of his return, as the company continues to leverage its AI-first approach across various sectors including Financial Services, Health Tech, and Education.

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