OpenAI теряет второго руководителя за неделю

OpenAI announced that Denise Dresser, who joined the company in December as Chief Revenue Officer after serving as CEO of Slack, will leave in the coming weeks to pursue other opportunities. In a brief LinkedIn note to the team, Dresser thanked colleagues and highlighted the rapid growth period she experienced at OpenAI, including the rollout of GPT‑5 and expansion of enterprise partnerships.

Dresser’s departure marks the second senior executive exit this week, following the resignation of a previous senior leader (see the earlier report). The back‑to‑back exits raise questions about internal dynamics as OpenAI pushes its commercial strategy ahead of the upcoming GPT‑5 launch.

To fill the vacancy, OpenAI has appointed Dali Rajic, currently President and Chief Operating Officer of cloud‑security platform Wiz, as interim Chief Revenue Officer. Rajic brings extensive experience scaling B2B sales in enterprise security, which could help OpenAI deepen its foothold in large‑scale corporate deployments.

The transition comes at a pivotal moment: OpenAI is finalizing its GPT‑5 API, expanding its Azure partnership, and preparing new pricing tiers for its enterprise suite. Analysts note that leadership stability is crucial for maintaining momentum in the highly competitive generative‑AI market.

For now, OpenAI assures customers that the change will not affect ongoing contracts or product roadmaps, and that the new CRO will work closely with product and engineering teams to accelerate revenue‑focused initiatives.

Источник: The Verge AI