ElevenLabs Hires Its First Chief Revenue Officer as the AI Voice Race Turns Toward Business
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The artificial intelligence industry spent the last few years competing on raw capability, racing to build ever more powerful models. In 2026, the contest is shifting to a different question: who can actually turn that technology into a business. ElevenLabs, a company in the AI voice sector, has just made a move that signals where it thinks the next battle will be fought. The company has hired its first-ever Chief Revenue Officer, a clear sign that the maturing AI sector is entering a new, commercially driven phase. On September 2, 2026, Ashley Kramer joins ElevenLabs as Chief Revenue Officer , stepping into a newly created role at a fast-growing company in AI. The appointment drew immediate attention because of where she comes from. Kramer most recently served as vice president of enterprise sales at OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, during a period when its business among large corporate customers expanded rapidly. Her track record stretches well beyond that. Over roughly two decades in technology, Kramer has held senior leadership roles at a string of high-growth companies, including GitLab, Oracle, and the data-analytics firms Tableau and Alteryx, and earlier in her career she worked at NASA. That background, spanning sales, marketing, and product at companies that scaled significantly during her tenure, is precisely the kind of enterprise pedigree a company brings in...
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