Cebrion Ropes In Sarit Bose as Founder and Chief Product & Innovation Officer

Sarit Bose has joined Cebrion, a deep-tech product development firm and incubator, as Founder and Chief Product & Innovation Officer. The company is focused on building enterprise-grade, AI-first products across risk and financial intelligence.

Cebrion was established with a clear objective: to take enterprise products from concept to commercial reality. With operations spanning India, the Middle East, and the UK, the company covers product strategy, AI product management, AI first SDLC & engineering, and go-to-market through strategic alliances with global system integrators and consulting firms. Bose will lead this entire journey.

He has chosen to build in the category he knows best: AI-native governance, risk and compliance.

Cebrion’s flagship offering forms part of a broader incubation portfolio that includes AI-native risk technology, pricing intelligence, and intelligent document processing. Its delivery teams operate across the UK and India. Bose’s mandate spans product vision and roadmap development, ISV-style partnerships with global consulting firms and cloud ecosystems, and the integration of AI governance and responsible AI practices into the product development lifecycle. His responsibilities also include P&L ownership and talent acquisition.

Sarit joined a start-up early in his career and helped scale it into a global revenue assurance product company; since then he has shipped a product for the world's largest bank, stood up joint ventures that gave partnerships their own commercial engine, and founded and grown Data & AI practices at Cognizant, Prodapt and Protiviti — a multimillion European AI, analytics and data practice built from scratch, a multi-year deal that formed the largest part of practice revenue, double digit year-on-year growth, and first-party partnerships with Microsoft, Snowflake, AWS, Google Cloud and Databricks taken from alliance formation to co-sell execution.

Outside of his operating role, Sarit writes and speaks widely on enterprise AI adoption, AI governance and responsible AI, and the economics of GenAI. He is a published author and writes The Data Rambler, a monthly blog on LinkedIn, is an MIT Sloan alum, and has previously served as a guest lecturer at several business and finishing schools.