Roper Technologies Adds AI-Focused Leader to Board - The Globe and Mail
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The latest announcement is out from Roper Technologies ( (ROP) ). On September 29, 2026, Roper Technologies’ board elected Abhijit Dubey, CEO and Chief AI Officer of global IT services firm NTT DATA, to join its Board of Directors, with his term effective October 1, 2026 and running through the 2027 annual meeting. Dubey will receive pro-rated equity-based director compensation and enter into Roper’s standard indemnification agreement for directors and officers. Roper’s leadership highlighted Dubey’s track record in AI-driven transformation and scaling large global technology businesses, noting that his experience in enterprise software, AI adoption, and cloud will support the company’s strategy of expanding its portfolio of vertical market software and technology-enabled product businesses. The appointment is positioned as strengthening Roper’s governance and strategic capabilities as it continues to pursue growth and value creation in its specialized software and technology niches. The most recent analyst rating on (ROP) stock is a Hold with a $417.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Roper Technologies stock, see the ROP Stock Forecast page.
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