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Lee
Moreau
SVP, Services
PrismHR
As Senior Vice President of Services at PrismHR, Lee leverages his extensive expertise in SQL, Python, and HR/Payroll processes to enhance customer satisfaction and operational efficiency. With over nine years at PrismHR and a career spanning more than two decades in IT and customer support, his focus remains on driving innovative solutions and delivering seamless HRIS experiences. Lee's dedication to data-driven decision-making and servant leadership underpins his commitment to supporting teams and ensuring client success. By combining technical proficiency and a deep understanding of human resources, he contributes to optimizing business processes and fostering customer success across diverse platforms.
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23 February 2027 11:15 - 12:00
Panel | Untapped and underused: How AI will make support indispensable to your CRO
Support teams sit on a wealth of customer intelligence, from recurring product frustrations and adoption barriers to buying signals and emerging churn risks. Yet this information often stays within the support function, leaving valuable opportunities for revenue growth and retention unexplored. In this panel, support leaders will discuss how AI can help turn customer conversations and support data into actionable commercial intelligence. Explore how support can contribute more directly to revenue, strengthen its relationship with, customer success, sales, and revenue operations, and demonstrate its value to the CRO through insights that influence decisions across the business. Key learnings: - How to turn support interactions into actionable revenue and retention signals - Where AI can uncover expansion opportunities and risks that might otherwise go unnoticed - How to build stronger cross-functional partnerships - What support leaders can measure and communicate to demonstrate commercial impact