Interos, a pioneer in supply chain risk intelligence, has fortified its executive lineup with the appointment of Yardley Pohl as Chief Product Officer and General Manager of Product Partnerships, and Chris Lee as Chief Revenue Officer. Both appointments mark a significant step in Interos’ strategic expansion amid burgeoning demand for advanced supply chain risk management solutions.
Yardley Pohl brings over two decades of experience from prestigious global technology firms, having most recently served as Chief Product and Technology Officer at Data.ai, where she led transformative product strategies culminating in the company’s successful acquisition earlier this year. Her illustrious career includes pivotal roles at Meta, Zillow, Apple, and eBay, where she drove innovation in product development and platform scaling. As Chief Product Officer at Interos, Pohl will spearhead the vision and execution of supply chain lifecycle risk intelligence, aiming to drive value for stakeholders, partners, and customers alike.
Chris Lee assumes the role of Chief Revenue Officer, tasked with overseeing global revenue operations and go-to-market strategies at Interos. Lee brings with him over 25 years of leadership in technology, having previously served as Chief Revenue Officer at Zilliant and held executive positions at Salesforce, DocuSign, and other high-growth SaaS companies. His expertise lies in scaling revenue and accelerating growth trajectories, making him a key asset in Interos’ mission to revolutionize supply chain risk intelligence.
“Yardley and Chris are exceptional additions to our team, renowned for their visionary leadership and proven track records in driving product innovation and revenue growth,” stated Ted Krantz, CEO of Interos. “Their expertise will be instrumental as we continue to expand our capabilities and empower organizations worldwide with AI-driven solutions that safeguard against supply chain vulnerabilities.”
With the appointments of Pohl and Lee, Interos reinforces its position as a leading provider of supply chain risk intelligence, committed to protecting global organizations from disruptive threats such as cyber-attacks, regulatory issues, and ethical challenges.
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