Agiloft Appoints Joe Yurich as Chief Revenue Officer

Oct 9, 2025
Agiloft has appointed Joe Yurich as Chief Revenue Officer to drive enterprise growth and enhance AI-driven contract lifecycle management, announced in a press release.

Agiloft has appointed Joe Yurich as its new Chief Revenue Officer (CRO), announced in a press release. Yurich, who brings over 20 years of experience in enterprise software and revenue growth, will lead Agiloft's global revenue strategy. His role will focus on transforming contracts into data-rich business assets and amplifying the impact of AI across the contract lifecycle.

Yurich's previous roles include serving as CRO at iPipeline and holding senior sales leadership positions at Zuora and Software AG. His appointment comes as Agiloft continues to build momentum, supported by a strategic investment from KKR and the recent acquisition of Screens, a generative AI contract review solution. This move aims to enhance Agiloft's Data-first Agreement Platform and contract management capabilities.

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