Voxel Appoints Three Executives to Lead Revenue and AI Operations

September 10, 2026
Voxel appointed Hal Mady as chief revenue officer, Krishna Gopalakrishnan as vice president of perception and AI, and Asaf Elani as field chief technology officer.

Voxel announced in a press release the appointments of Hal Mady as chief revenue officer, Krishna Gopalakrishnan as vice president of perception and AI, and Asaf Elani as field chief technology officer.

Mady will oversee global sales strategy and commercial operations. His previous roles include revenue leadership at DocuSign, K2, Shiftboard, Kony, FormAssembly and airSlate, as well as serving as CEO of Dash before its acquisition by DaySmart Software.

Gopalakrishnan will lead the engineering group responsible for Voxel's computer vision systems and operational AI models. Elani will connect enterprise customers with product teams as the company expands its platform, which analyzes footage from existing cameras to identify risks in warehouses, manufacturing sites and distribution facilities.

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