Libsyn hires Andy Wright as VP of Technology

Effective immediately, Libsyn today announced the appointment of Andy Wright as Vice President of Technology, underscoring its commitment to advancing podcasting through cutting-edge solutions and empowering the next generation of creators.

In this role, Andy will lead Libsyn’s technology strategy and innovation roadmap, guiding the evolution of its integrated platform for creators and advertisers. He will oversee the design and development of tools that enhance podcast hosting, distribution, and monetization — strengthening Libsyn’s position as a leader in creator-first solutions.

With nearly two decades of experience at the intersection of strategic vision and hands-on execution, Andy has a proven track record of building scalable architectures, mentoring high-performing teams, and delivering impactful solutions for brands including Nike, BNY Mellon, USC, and Carnegie Robotics.

His appointment comes at a pivotal moment as Libsyn scales its advertising capabilities, expands creator-focused offerings, and accelerates investment in future-ready technologies that simplify complexity, elevate user experience, and drive long-term value.

Before joining Libsyn, Andy spent nearly nine years at Robots & Pencils as Principal Full-Stack Developer & Advisor, where he led mission-critical projects—including Slack’s Microsoft OneDrive and Teams Calls integrations, which became key assets during Slack’s IPO. Previously, he served as Chief Software Architect at The Learning House, where he led the technical transition and integrated new architectural standards. Andy also serves as an adjunct professor at Carnegie Mellon University, designing and teaching a master’s-level course on AI and emerging technologies.