Samir Bodas
Samir Bodas was Co-Founder and CEO at Icertis, a startup founded in 2009. He previously served as President and CEO at Aztecsoft, which was acquired by MindTree, and as CEO at Disha Technologies, which was acquired by Aztecsoft.
Seattle-Area Tech Veterans Acquire New England Eagles Minor League Cricket Team to Develop USA Talent Pipeline
Five Seattle-area tech veterans with leadership experience from major companies have acquired the New England Eagles Minor League Cricket franchise in Boston to support the sport's talent pipeline. They prioritize developing pathways for local players to reach Team USA, despite the team being located 3,000 miles away.
Icertis Co-founder and Former CEO Samir Bodas Dies at 61 After Battling Cancer
Samir Bodas, co-founder and former CEO of Icertis, passed away at 61 after battling cancer, leaving behind a legacy of leadership that emphasized team success over individual accolades. His close friendships, including with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, reflected his entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to fostering company culture rooted in personal values.
Icertis Raises $50M from B Capital to Reduce Debt, Reports $300M Annual Recurring Revenue in 2024
Icertis, a Bellevue-based contract management software company, raised $50 million from existing investor B Capital to pay down debt, marking over $500 million raised since its 2009 founding. Valued at $5 billion in 2021, Icertis reported $300 million in annual recurring revenue in 2024 and has been expanding its AI product offerings.
Organizations
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Icertis Co-Founder and Executive Chairman 2025–2026, Executive Officer, Director 2017–2026, Co-Founder and CEO 2009–2025, Founder 2026 · past
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Aztecsoft (acquired by MindTree) President and CEO 2006–2009, President 2004–2006 · past
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Disha Technologies (Acquired by Aztecsoft) CEO 2002–2004 · past
Education
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The Wharton School MBA, Marketing and Finance · 1990–1992
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The University of Texas at Austin BA, Computer Science · 1983–1985
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North Carolina Wesleyan University 1982–1983
