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Chatrath joins StructureFlow’s senior leadership team as President
06 August 2026 US
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StructureFlow, a provider of Structural Intelligence technology, has announced that Neal Chatrath has joined its senior leadership team as president.
Chatrath will lead StructureFlow’s global commercial function and revenue growth, with a particular focus on accelerating the company’s direct presence among private equity firms, hedge funds, investment banks, and other dealmaking organisations across the private capital ecosystem.
In his new role, Chatrath will oversee commercial strategy and global revenue growth, deepen relationships with existing clients, and build a broader community of StructureFlow users and industry participants.
He will also help expand the company’s regional team, strengthen its go-to-market infrastructure, and increase awareness of Structural Intelligence as a distinct and increasingly important category of enterprise software.
Based in New York, he will report to Tim Follett, founder and CEO of StructureFlow.
Follett says: “As fund managers, investment teams, and other deal professionals establish funds and vehicles, evaluate investments, and execute transactions with increasing speed, they confront challenges that create administrative burden, operational friction, delays, and unforeseen deal outcomes.
“Neal brings decades of experience helping firms gain an operational edge through technology — and a track record of scaling commercial organizations globally.”
Chatrath adds: “I joined StructureFlow because I believe the company is uniquely positioned to define the Structural Intelligence category and give firms the visual workspace they need to make sense of growing volumes of data, entities, and relationships.
“As deal volumes continue to rise and firms look for their operational edge, structural complexity is the next big challenge to contend with.
“StructureFlow makes it possible for private equity firms, hedge funds, investment banks, and other such firms to execute complex transactions and structures with the same precision, polish, and speed as Am Law 100 firms.”
Chatrath will lead StructureFlow’s global commercial function and revenue growth, with a particular focus on accelerating the company’s direct presence among private equity firms, hedge funds, investment banks, and other dealmaking organisations across the private capital ecosystem.
In his new role, Chatrath will oversee commercial strategy and global revenue growth, deepen relationships with existing clients, and build a broader community of StructureFlow users and industry participants.
He will also help expand the company’s regional team, strengthen its go-to-market infrastructure, and increase awareness of Structural Intelligence as a distinct and increasingly important category of enterprise software.
Based in New York, he will report to Tim Follett, founder and CEO of StructureFlow.
Follett says: “As fund managers, investment teams, and other deal professionals establish funds and vehicles, evaluate investments, and execute transactions with increasing speed, they confront challenges that create administrative burden, operational friction, delays, and unforeseen deal outcomes.
“Neal brings decades of experience helping firms gain an operational edge through technology — and a track record of scaling commercial organizations globally.”
Chatrath adds: “I joined StructureFlow because I believe the company is uniquely positioned to define the Structural Intelligence category and give firms the visual workspace they need to make sense of growing volumes of data, entities, and relationships.
“As deal volumes continue to rise and firms look for their operational edge, structural complexity is the next big challenge to contend with.
“StructureFlow makes it possible for private equity firms, hedge funds, investment banks, and other such firms to execute complex transactions and structures with the same precision, polish, and speed as Am Law 100 firms.”
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