Telegent, Inc. announced that technology executive Chase Brammer has joined the company as Chief Technology Officer, bringing more than two decades of experience building and scaling high-growth technology platforms and global engineering organizations.
Brammer previously spent more than a decade at iFIT, where he helped build and scale the company’s global technology organization and digital platform. During his tenure, iFIT grew its digital subscription business from $0 to $420 million in annual recurring revenue, expanded connected hardware revenue to more than $2 billion, and raised over $750 million in private equity and growth capital.
At Telegent, Brammer will lead the company’s technology, platform, and product strategy as it expands its AI-native mobile network platform and accelerates its next phase of growth.
In addition to his operating leadership, Brammer maintains an active private equity role as a Partner at Watermark Investment Group, where he focuses on technology investments, operational value creation, and emerging AI-driven opportunities across portfolio companies. Over the course of his career, he has built and led organizations of more than 500 people, managed technology budgets exceeding $100 million, and helped drive multiple successful growth and exit outcomes.
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Most recently, Brammer served as Senior Vice President of Product and Technology at Gabb, where he led product and technology initiatives during a key stage of the company’s growth and strategic development.
“Chase brings a rare combination of deep technical expertise, operational leadership, and strategic vision,” said Spence Angerbauer, founder and CEO of Telegent. “He has a proven track record of building world-class technology organizations and scaling platforms into large, durable businesses. As Telegent enters its next phase of growth, we’re thrilled to welcome Chase to the team and confident he will be a tremendous asset as we continue building and expanding our platform.”
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Brammer said he is excited to join the company during a time of strong momentum.
“Telegent is at an exciting stage, with a strong foundation and significant room to scale,” said Brammer. “I’m looking forward to working with the team to build on that momentum, strengthen the technology platform, shape the product strategy, and position the company for sustained growth.”
As CTO, Brammer will focus on accelerating delivery velocity, strengthening the company’s technical architecture, and building the infrastructure needed to support Telegent’s next phase of growth as they lead the convergence of telecom, connectivity, and software.
