Former ALM chief executive to lead ALSP Integreon on interim basis

Bill Carter has been appointed interim CEO, replacing Subroto Mukerji who is retiring in December
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US alternative legal services provider Integreon has named Bill Carter as interim CEO after incumbent Subroto Mukerji announced that he is retiring.

Carter – who is currently an Integreon board member – is an operating partner at Integreon-backer EagleTree Capital, a mid-market New York private equity firm. Carter brings more than three decades of strategic insight and deep expertise across the legal sector, having previously been CEO of legal publishing and data company ALM. He will lead Integreon on an interim basis while it searches for a permanent successor.

Integreon provides legal and compliance outsourcing services, including legal ops support, document review, contracts support and legal staffing services, among others.

In a joint statement, EagleTree’s co-managing partner Anup Bagaria and partner Rohan Rai, said: “We’re confident that, with Bill Carter stepping in as interim CEO, his experience and strategic perspective will help accelerate Integreon’s next phase of growth.”

Carter spent 13 years at ALM, having previously been senior vice president in Thomson Reuters’ small law business unit. He also spent a year as managing director for eDiscovery at ALSP Epiq Systems and seven years as general manager at LexisNexis. Earlier in his career he spent two years as a consultant at Bain and Company.

He said: “Under Subroto’s leadership, Integreon has experienced record growth, with 2025 on track to be a milestone year for revenue and innovation. The company has built a strong foundation of tech-enablement, client trust and operational excellence. My focus will be on continuing that momentum, delivering outstanding service to our clients, supporting our talented team and positioning Integreon to seize the tremendous opportunities ahead.”

Mukerji is stepping down after three years as CEO, bringing to a close a 40-year career in the tech services industry. He was previously Americas president at IT business Rackspace.

He said: “Serving as CEO of Integreon has been a true privilege. When I joined the company, just as generative AI tools were starting to transform industries, I knew we had an opportunity to do something extraordinary. I’m incredibly proud of how our team embraces innovation to drive meaningful impact for our clients, which positions Integreon for a new era of growth. This success is a testament to the talent, dedication and shared purpose of our people.”

He added he has “great confidence” in Carter’s leadership.

EagleTree Capital acquired Integreon in 2021 from NewQuest Capital Partners. It also previously owned ALM, before it merged with Law Business Research earlier this year. The firm has retained ALM’s finance and business division as part of that deal.

Bagaria and Rai added: “Subroto has been an extraordinary leader, steering Integreon through a period of tremendous innovation and expansion. We thank him for his vision and dedication, which have set the company on a powerful trajectory.”

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