HiddenLayer Appoints Chelsea Strong as Chief Revenue Officer

HiddenLayer has appointed Chelsea Strong as Chief Revenue Officer to lead global sales and customer success strategies, according to a press release.

HiddenLayer has appointed Chelsea Strong as its new Chief Revenue Officer, announced in a press release. With over 25 years of experience in enterprise sales and business development, Strong will lead the company's global sales strategy, customer success, and go-to-market execution.

Strong's previous roles include senior leadership positions at cybersecurity firms such as HUMAN Security, Blue Lava, and Obsidian Security. She has also contributed to the go-to-market success of companies like CrowdStrike and FireEye.

Chris Sestito, CEO and Co-Founder of HiddenLayer, expressed enthusiasm about Strong's appointment, highlighting her ability to build high-performing teams and establish infrastructure for long-term growth. Strong herself noted the importance of securing AI deployments across sectors and expressed excitement about joining HiddenLayer at a pivotal time for the company.

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