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ElevenLabs appoints Ethan Tandowsky, former Adyen CFO, as Chief Financial Officer

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Financial Expert Who Led Adyen IPO and Drove 20-fold Revenue Growth
 
ElevenLabs has appointed Ethan Tandowsky, from global fintech payment company Adyen, as Chief Financial Officer (CFO). This appointment comes at a time when enterprise customer revenue has surpassed 55%, interpreted as a move to strengthen global financial infrastructure and establish a strategic investment system.
 
ElevenLabs officially announced on the 14th that it has appointed Ethan Tandowsky as CFO.

Newly appointed CFO Tandowsky joined Adyen's finance team in 2016, led the company's initial public offering (IPO) in 2018, and became CFO in 2023.

During his tenure, Adyen's workforce grew from 400 to 5,000 employees, and revenue increased 20-fold.
 
Newly appointed CFO Tandowsky plans to oversee the expansion of global financial infrastructure, as well as formulate investment strategies for next-generation technology research, product development, and global market expansion.

Mati Staniszewski, co-founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), stated, "Newly appointed CFO Ethan possesses both proven experience in scaling financial operations in hypergrowth environments and experience as a public company CFO."
 
ElevenLabs currently operates a global team of 800 people, supporting millions of developers, creators, and enterprise customers worldwide.

The company supports over 90 languages and has deployed more than 10 million interactive AI agents across customer touchpoints including sales, customer support (CS), recruitment, and training.

Global companies including Nvidia, Stripe, Klarna, and Deutsche Telekom, as well as government agencies from Brazil, Ukraine, and other countries have adopted the solution. Enterprise revenue proportion expanded from 40% year-over-year to 55%.

Founded in 2022, ElevenLabs raised $500 million in its Series D round in February of this year and is valued at $11 billion (approximately 16.5 trillion won).


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