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    Top Public Sector Leaders to Watch in 2026

    By Staff WriterDecember 10, 2025
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    Nilanjan Sengupta, Thoughtworks

    Nilanjan Sengupta

    Senior Vice President/Industry Market Director, Public Sector and Healthcare, Americas, Thoughtworks

    Nilanjan Sengupta’s biggest recent achievement has been energizing Thoughtworks’ Public Sector and Health business by building the right team, establishing a federal foundation and securing early wins that show strong market confidence.

    The organization is now positioned to bring its strengths in data and AI as AWS Partner of the Year, software engineering excellence and commercial innovation to federal missions. The same approach trusted by Apple, Google, BMW and United Airlines is now helping agencies like the Department of Veterans Affairs accelerate transformation with measurable impact.

    Thoughtworks aligns with federal priorities to reduce cost, streamline operations and improve performance. The company modernizes incrementally to cut technical debt, increase automation and strengthen digital service delivery. Its focus is simple: deliver more capability, faster, at lower cost to taxpayers.

    Why Watch

    In 2026, Sengupta’s team is focused on delivering faster mission results through a “thin-slice” modernization strategy that breaks large legacy systems into small, high-impact increments. The approach lowers cost and risk while delivering real capability to users in months, not years.

    “We’re helping federal leaders strategically adopt cloud and AI in practical, secure, and mission-focused ways,” Sengupta said. “Innovation only matters when it reaches the people who depend on government services — and reaches them faster.”

    Fun fact: Sengupta writes and reads poetry, a practice that helps him view complex challenges through a more human lens. It informs how he guides technology decisions with creativity, empathy and real-world impact.

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