TLDR: William Rozé, CEO of Capgemini Engineering and a Group Executive Board member, has left Capgemini effective July 31, 2025, to pursue new ventures. His successor will be announced in the coming weeks. Capgemini CEO Aiman Ezzat acknowledged Rozé’s significant contributions, particularly in integrating Altran and establishing Capgemini Engineering as a leader in Intelligent Industry.
Paris, France – Capgemini announced today, August 1, 2025, the departure of William Rozé, who served as the CEO of Capgemini Engineering and was a member of the Group Executive Board. Rozé’s decision to leave the company, effective July 31, 2025, is driven by his desire to pursue other projects. The global leader in business and technology transformation confirmed that a successor for Rozé’s pivotal role will be named in the upcoming weeks.
Aiman Ezzat, Chief Executive Officer of Capgemini, expressed his gratitude for Rozé’s impactful tenure. “I would like to thank William for his contribution to the Group in building Capgemini Engineering into the market leader that it is today,” Ezzat stated. He further highlighted Rozé’s crucial role in facilitating the integration of Altran, an acquisition that significantly bolstered Capgemini’s capabilities and supported its ambition to become a global leader in Intelligent Industry.
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Rozé initially joined Capgemini in 2020 following the company’s acquisition of Altran. He was subsequently appointed CEO of Capgemini Engineering in 2021. Under his leadership, Capgemini Engineering has solidified its position in the market, contributing to Capgemini’s broader strategy of leveraging advanced technologies, including AI, generative AI, cloud, and data, to drive digital and sustainable transformations for its clients across more than 50 countries. Capgemini reported global revenues of €22.1 billion in 2024, supported by its diverse team of 350,000 members.
