UiPath appoints Stuart Spencer as area VP for ANZ

By Staff Writer on Nov 5, 2026 10:46AM
UiPath appoints Stuart Spencer as area VP for ANZ
Stuart Spencer, UiPath.
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In summary

  • UiPath has appointed Stuart Spencer as area vice president for Australia and New Zealand to lead its regional growth strategy.
  • Spencer brings two decades of experience with Australian businesses, including 13 years at Salesforce, most recently as VP of enterprise sales.
  • He aims to deepen customer relationships and work with partners to help organisations turn AI and automation investments into measurable business outcomes.

UiPath has appointed Stuart Spencer as area vice president for Australia and New Zealand, tasking him with leading the vendor's regional growth strategy across enterprise sales, customer relationships and partner development.

Spencer will focus on expanding UiPath's presence across ANZ, deepening strategic customer relationships and working with partners to advance adoption of the company's business orchestration and automation platform.

He brings two decades of experience working with Australian businesses and technology leaders, including 13 years at Salesforce; his most recent role there was VP of enterprise sales. His background spans enterprise technology, customer engagement and enterprise sales leadership.

"Organisations across Australia and New Zealand are looking beyond AI experimentation to understand how they can apply these technologies to deliver meaningful business outcomes," Spencer said.

"UiPath is well positioned to help organisations make this shift. I'm excited to work with our customers, partners and team across ANZ to identify new opportunities and help businesses turn their technology investments into measurable value."

“Stuart brings valuable experience in enterprise technology and a strong understanding of how to build trusted relationships with customers and drive business growth," Ashley Boag, chief operating officer and senior vice president, international at UiPath, said.

"As organisations across ANZ look to move AI and automation initiatives into production, his leadership will be instrumental in helping customers identify high-value opportunities, scale successful use cases and achieve tangible business outcomes."

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