Aymeric Thas-Pinot | CPTO, Orisha | Top 30 EMEA CTOs 2026

Career History

Aymeric Thas-Pinot is Chief Product and Technology Officer of Orisha, leading the company's technical vision, engineering teams and innovation initiatives to ensure Orisha’s suite of products is modern, scalable, and responsive to both customer and regulatory demands.

Since his promotion to CPTO, he has spearheaded the company’s transformation towards SaaS delivery models, driving cloud migration and architectural modernization. He has overseen the deployment of AI capabilities across Orisha’s product portfolio, the strengthening of its cybersecurity posture, and the establishment of a robust and scalable information system to support international growth.

Thas-Pinot has also played a pivotal role in more than 15 acquisitions, ensuring the successful technological integration of acquired companies and the unification of platforms into a consistent, secure, and maintainable framework. He was a key contributor to Orisha’s strategic rebranding and platform harmonization efforts, aligning multiple product lines under a cohesive identity to improve innovation and operational efficiency.

Thas-Pinot’s previous roles include almost three years as co-founder and CEO at Cloudeasier, a FinOps startup now part of Accenture, and ten years at LinkByNet, an IT Facilities Management company also acquired by Accenture. He holds a degree from Michigan State University.

About Orisha

Orisha is a European SaaS and ERP publisher that builds and operates industry-specific software for sectors such as retail, real estate, healthcare, construction and agrifood. Founded in France, Orisha has grown into a leading provider of sector-specific business software, delivering management, invoicing, CRM, collections, omnichannel commerce and specialised tools.

Orisha generated €350m in revenue in 2025, up from over €300m in 2024. Backed by TA Associates and Francisco Partners, the group has continued an active acquisition strategy, completing a further three acquisitions in 2026. These included healthcare software provider Follow, real-estate asset management platform Soneka and a cloud ERP provider for construction businesses, strengthening three core verticals.

With a strategy centred on cloud migration, scalable APIs, and AI-ready architecture, Orisha is positioning itself as a significant European player in vertical SaaS.