Citylogix taps new product and technology leaders as it expands AI municipal platform

Citylogix named Wade Lowe chief product officer and Jonathan Lapierre chief technology officer on June 15, 2026, as the company builds out its AI-powered municipal asset intelligence and enterprise asset management platform. The leadership moves are meant to speed product delivery, strengthen engineering coordination, and support infrastructure decisions for more than 450 municipalities across North America. Why it matters: - Citylogix is adding two senior leaders as it pushes deeper into AI-powered municipal infrastructure software. - The hires are meant to strengthen product strategy and technology execution at a time when municipalities are asking for faster, data-driven asset management tools. - Citylogix already serves more than 450 municipalities across North America, so leadership changes can affect a sizable public-sector customer base. What happened: - Citylogix appointed Wade Lowe as chief product officer and Jonathan Lapierre as chief technology officer on June 15, 2026. - The company said the moves strengthen its senior leadership team as it expands its AI-powered municipal asset intelligence platform. - Wade will oversee product vision, roadmap development, enterprise architecture and the evolution of Citylogix’s municipal infrastructure technology platform. - Jonathan will lead global technology strategy across artificial intelligence, software and geospatial systems. - Citylogix said Jonathan will unify development teams spanning hardware, LiDAR, AI, data pipelines and the client-facing platform. The details: - Wade brings more than 20 years of executive experience in product management, technology strategy, digital transformation, enterprise software and AI-powered SaaS. - Citylogix said Wade has already helped architect its EAM framework and a roadmap that extends beyond roadway and right-of-way assessments. - That roadmap is intended to broaden Citylogix into a larger municipal asset intelligence ecosystem. - Before Citylogix, Wade was chief operating officer and chief technology officer at Novotx. - At Novotx, he led strategic initiatives and improved efficiency through cloud-based SaaS modernization. - Wade also built and scaled implementation, support and technology teams. - He managed more than 100 software deployments and improved customer satisfaction and performance. - Wade’s background includes municipal utilities, government technology and enterprise software. - He holds an MBA and a Bachelor of Science in Business Management and Information Technology from the University of Phoenix. - Wade also earned the Certified Public Manager designation through Florida State University. - Jonathan brings more than 25 years of experience across web, IT and computer science. - He oversees engineering, R&D and IT across multiple regions. - Before Citylogix, Jonathan spent more than a decade at Explorance. - At Explorance, he rose from lead software architect to chief technology officer and later chief product and technology officer. - Jonathan led the overhaul of Explorance’s flagship Blue platform. - He also helped build the MLY AI platform, which turns unstructured feedback into actionable insight. - Jonathan previously co-founded Thoransoft and served as its CTO for nine years. - Earlier roles at CGI, Cognicase and other firms gave him experience in banking, regulatory compliance and large-scale data warehousing. - His technical background includes data warehousing, cloud architecture, API ecosystems and AI/ML. - Citylogix said Jonathan’s leadership will help improve coordination, reduce handoffs and speed delivery. Between the lines: - The appointments suggest Citylogix wants tighter alignment between product planning and technical execution as it scales. - Wade’s background in municipal operations and enterprise architecture fits Citylogix’s push to expand beyond core roadway assessments. - Jonathan’s experience running multi-layer software organizations points to a focus on operational discipline as the platform grows. - Citylogix is positioning AI as a core part of its value proposition, not a side feature. What’s next: - Wade will continue shaping Citylogix’s product roadmap and EAM expansion. - Jonathan will organize the company’s technology teams into a single structure for faster delivery. - Citylogix expects the leadership changes to accelerate innovation for public agencies managing infrastructure assets. - The company will keep building AI-powered tools for municipalities that need to optimize capital investment and make infrastructure decisions from field data. The bottom line: - Citylogix is betting that stronger product and technology leadership will help it scale its AI-driven municipal infrastructure platform faster and more cleanly.