Michele Meyers Appointed Chief Accounting Officer at Sprinklr

Leadership appointments in enterprise software often signal deeper shifts in scale, governance, and long term strategy, particularly across the MarTech ecosystem where operational rigor is becoming as critical as innovation. Sprinklr has announced that Michele Meyers will join the company as Chief Accounting Officer, effective January 5, 2026, strengthening its financial leadership as the company continues to expand its Unified Customer Experience Management capabilities.

Sprinklr, a publicly traded company listed on the New York Stock Exchange, positions itself as an AI native platform for Unified Customer Experience Management, supporting large enterprises as they manage customer interactions across digital channels. In her new role, Meyers will oversee all accounting operations, financial reporting, and compliance activities. She will report directly to Anthony Coletta, Chief Financial Officer, and will play a central role in supporting Sprinklr’s financial discipline as the company scales.

“It is a distinct honor to welcome Michele to the Sprinklr team,” said Anthony Coletta, Sprinklr Chief Financial Officer. “Her deep expertise in public company accounting and SEC reporting and her proven track record for building high-performing, highly efficient teams make her an ideal leader to strengthen our accounting functions as we continue to position Sprinklr for long-term success.”

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Meyers brings more than two decades of experience leading accounting and finance organizations within global, publicly traded technology companies. Most recently, she served as Chief Accounting Officer at Coursera, where she guided the company through a period of operational transformation. Her work included accelerating financial close processes, implementing SOX compliance frameworks, and delivering cost efficiencies through automation and process optimization. These initiatives supported Coursera’s evolution as a public company while improving financial transparency and control.

Prior to Coursera, Meyers held a senior leadership role at Black Knight, where she played a key part in guiding the organization through its initial public offering, a corporate spin off, and multiple strategic transactions. Among these was a one billion dollar bond offering that enabled a major acquisition, highlighting her ability to manage complex financial structures under pressure. Earlier in her career, she held senior finance leadership positions at Altisource Portfolio Solutions and served in audit management at Deloitte, building a foundation in governance and compliance.

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“This is truly a pivotal moment for Sprinklr, and I am excited to become a part of this story,” said Meyers. “Driving operational excellence and building high-performing teams has been a passion throughout my career, and I look forward to partnering across the organization to strengthen processes, scale efficiently, and support the company’s transformation journey.”

For marketers and technology leaders, the appointment underscores how Unified Customer Experience Management platforms are maturing into large scale enterprise systems that demand strong financial and compliance leadership. As Sprinklr continues to invest in AI driven customer experience solutions, leadership moves like this reinforce confidence in its long term execution.