Libsyn Taps Andy Wright as New Vice President of Technology
Immediate Release
Libsyn, a leader in podcasting solutions, has announced the appointment of Andy Wright as Vice President of Technology, effective immediately. This strategic move underscores Libsyn’s commitment to enhancing the podcasting landscape through innovative technology and support for creators.
In his new role, Wright will spearhead Libsyn’s technology strategy and innovation roadmap, overseeing tools that improve podcast hosting, distribution, and monetization. His leadership is expected to bolster Libsyn’s reputation as a creator-first platform, aligning with current trends in the podcasting industry.
Wright brings nearly 20 years of experience in technology and innovation, with a proven history of building scalable systems and mentoring top-performing teams. His impressive portfolio includes contributions to prominent brands such as Nike, BNY Mellon, the University of Southern California, and Carnegie Robotics. His background positions him well to navigate the evolving needs of both creators and advertisers while enhancing user experience.
His appointment comes at a critical juncture for Libsyn, as the company focuses on expanding its advertising capabilities and enhancing offerings for creators. The growth reflects Libsyn’s commitment to investing in technologies designed to simplify the user experience and provide long-term value.
Prior to his role at Libsyn, Wright was a Principal Full-Stack Developer and Advisor at Robots & Pencils for nearly nine years, where he played a crucial role in developing integrations for Slack that supported its IPO. He previously served as Chief Software Architect at The Learning House and is currently an adjunct professor at Carnegie Mellon University, where he teaches graduate-level courses on AI and emerging technologies.
Libsyn’s investment in leadership and technology augurs well for its future trajectory in the podcasting industry.
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