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OpenAI appoints Dali Rajic as Chief Revenue Officer
Dali Rajic will be joining as Chief Revenue Officer, leading OpenAI’s global revenue organization.
OpenAI brings together research, products, deployment, and infrastructure to make AI more capable, more affordable, and broadly useful. Our products now reach more than one billion weekly active users and more than two million businesses—twice as many as a year ago.
Denise Dresser helped make that possible. During a formative period for both OpenAI and the enterprise AI market, she built the team, strengthened relationships with major customers, and established the commercial foundation that has brought our business to this point. Denise will leave OpenAI to pursue other opportunities following a transition period, during which she will work closely with the business team to support our customers. We’re deeply grateful for her leadership and everything she’s done for OpenAI.
We’re now at an inflection point: the next generation of models will change not just how work gets done but how companies are built and run. Dali will build the revenue operating system needed to scale for this next phase.
Dali has deep expertise in running disciplined, metrics-led revenue organizations that scale globally and selling to both large enterprises and technical customers. Most recently, he served as President and Chief Operating Officer of Wiz (recently acquired by Google), helping build the operating discipline and customer-focused execution behind one of the fastest-growing cyber companies. Prior to Wiz, Dali served as President and Chief Operating Officer of Zscaler and as Chief Customer and Revenue Officer at AppDynamics.
— Greg Brockman, President and Co-Founder
To further accelerate this work, OpenAI has also formed a strategic partnership with Chad Peets and RPT Partners to support our ongoing efforts to build a world-class go-to-market team.
— Dali Rajic, Chief Revenue Officer
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