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Amy
Senew
Chief Revenue Officer
Chaos
Amy is a global Chief Revenue Officer and enterprise software executive with deep experience scaling SaaS and services businesses through disciplined execution, operating rigor, and structural transformation in both private equity and public company environments. Across her career, Amy has partnered closely with CEOs, Boards, and private equity investors to accelerate growth, lead structural transformation, strengthen operating performance, and increase enterprise value. Amy's led global organizations of 1,000+ employees and managed P&Ls exceeding $400M across North America, Europe, APAC, and Latin America. Her experience spans enterprise-scale environments at Oracle and SAP as well as high-growth software companies navigating critical inflection points.
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27 October 2026 16:00 - 16:30
Case study | From guesswork to prioritization with AI-powered account scoring
Not all accounts have the same growth potential, but many sales teams lack the data needed to prioritize effectively. In this session, we'll share how we combined Clay, LeadMagic, and OpenAI to enrich customer and prospect data, uncover signals of account potential, and build an AI-powered scoring model that helps sales teams focus their time where it matters most. We'll walk through the approach, technology stack, lessons learned, and the impact on sales prioritization and resource allocation. Whether you're looking to improve territory planning, account segmentation, or sales productivity, this session will provide a practical blueprint for turning raw data into actionable account intelligence. Key takeaways - Learn how to combine enrichment and AI tools to build a scalable account scoring framework. - Identify the data signals that best predict account potential. - Align sales effort and resources to the accounts with the greatest revenue opportunity.