The Krisp Chief Growth Officer appointment marks a strategic move to expand its Voice AI footprint. This appointment comes in the form of Graham Brown becoming the Chief Growth Officer of Europe and Africa for Krisp. He will be in charge of driving business growth in this region.
Brown brings nearly three decades of contact center expertise. Particularly, he has 25 years of expertise in the field of CX outsourcing management. He has worked in executive positions at Capita, Alorica, HGS, and Teleperformance. In addition, the Krisp Chief Growth Officer designation will work towards improving the adoption rate among enterprises. He will be responsible for developing partnerships and engaging customers within different regions. Furthermore, he will spearhead the implementation of Voice AI in diverse multilingual environments.
“The European CX market is moving faster than many US companies realise,” said Harry Folloder, Chief Commercial Officer at Krisp. “Operators across the UK and Europe are managing complex multilingual customer environments at enormous scale, and they need Voice AI that performs reliably in live production. Graham understands both the operational realities and the commercial landscape of this market. He knows how to turn customer demand into long-term growth.”
Expanding Voice AI Adoption Across Enterprise CX Markets
Consequently, the scaling efforts of Krisp will be directed toward BPOs and enterprise contact centers as well. The requirement for such solutions is increasing among them. Moreover, the appointment of the Chief Growth Officer of Krisp is justified by good corporate performance. Krisp has won two Webby Awards 2026. Besides that, the company has released new Customer Accent Conversion technology. In addition, it maintains its global CX partnership strategy. Overall, the development can be seen as a response to growing demands in the area of voice AI solutions.
“Krisp solves problems that customer operations teams face every shift, not every quarter,” said Graham Brown. “The European market is past the point of experimentation. CX leaders want measurable impact in live conversations, particularly in multilingual environments where communication friction shows up directly in CSAT, AHT, and revenue retention. That is what drew me to Krisp, and it is what I intend to help our customers and partners deliver.”
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Source: Businesswire
