NTT DATA, a global leader in digital business and technology services, has appointed Anne-Sophie Lotgering as Chief Executive Officer for Europe, effective September 1, 2025. Lotgering will succeed Chieri Kimura and report directly to Abhijit Dubey, President and Global CEO of NTT DATA, Inc. She will also join the company’s Executive Leadership Team.
Bringing over 20 years of senior leadership experience across IT services and telecommunications, Lotgering has a proven record in B2B2C and B2B sales, digital marketing, and transformation. She most recently served as CEO of Proximus NXT IT, where she led the integration of B2B operations across the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg, merging multiple subsidiaries into a unified, agile entity focused on growth areas such as cloud, cybersecurity, and data services.
Her career includes senior positions at The Orange Group and Microsoft, where she was General Manager of Microsoft Services for Central and Eastern Europe. She also brings valuable board experience with both commercial and non-profit organizations.
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“Anne-Sophie’s visionary leadership and wealth of experience in driving digital transformation will play a key role in accelerating our growth and innovation in Europe,” said Dubey. “Her strong track record in delivering profitable growth through strategic client initiatives, combined with her deep expertise in change leadership, makes her an outstanding addition to our team.”
Commenting on her new role, Lotgering said: “I am very excited to be joining NTT DATA on September 1st as part of Abhijit Dubey’s management team to further drive client centricity, sustainable growth, and thought leadership in Europe. I cannot wait to meet our clients, partners, and employees and help drive the next era of digital and data transformation.”
Lotgering holds both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in History of Art from Sorbonne University in Paris. She is based in Belgium, bilingual in French and English, and conversational in Dutch and German.