Leon Gilbert

Senior Vice President and General Manager, Digital Workplace Solutions

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Leon Gilbert is senior vice president and general manager of the Digital Workplace Solutions business unit at Unisys. In this role, Leon leads a team that leverages advanced design thinking to deliver outcome-based results that today’s workforce desires and needs, culminating in a modern and differentiated end-user experience.

Leon joined Unisys in February 2021. He brings to Unisys more than 25 years of global experience within the digital workplace environment.

He joined the company from Atos, most recently serving as the global head of the Digital Workplace Practice. Previously at Atos, which he joined in 2014, Leon was global client delivery executive and vice president, Digital Workplace Practice for North America. Prior to joining Atos, Leon served as senior vice president of End User Services for Marsh McLennan Companies.

Leon earned a B.A. degree in information technology from Manchester Metropolitan University in the United Kingdom.

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