Anton Fatti joins Healthbridge as CTO

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Healthbridge, a cloud-based clinical and billing software solutions provider, has appointed Anton Fatti as its new chief technology officer, effective February 2025.

Anton Fatti brings more than 20 years of experience in business and technology leadership, strategy consulting, and venture capital operations to Healthbridge, where he was recently appointed its new chief technology officer.

His expertise ranges across financial services, insurance, healthcare and tax administration, with a strong focus on technology-enabled business strategy and digital transformation.

Before joining Healthbridge, Aton was the chief technology and innovation officer at SARS, where he led the SARS modernisation strategy, introducing AI-driven capabilities and transformative technology advancements. Prior to that, he served as chief digital officer at Discovery and CIO at Lightstone, where he managed a 30-member IT team overseeing software development, data management, technology infrastructure, and helpdesk operations.

Anton holds a BSc in computer science and applied mathematics from the University of the Witwatersrand and pursued MBAs at Wits Business School and HEC Paris Business School.

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