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Layla Ilchi

Layla Ilchi is a Reporter at Revenue Brew covering sales and revenue stories. She previously covered fashion and accessories news at Women's Wear Daily. Layla is a graduate of New York University's Gallatin School of Individualized Study and has a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University.

Technology use age gap
Revenue Operations

The generation gap for AI usage is costing companies $56 billion in productivity annually

A new report from Clari + Salesloft finds generational clashes over tech adoption, communication, and expectations around work-life balance.

Earrings from Arcade
Revenue Operations

Inside Arcade’s marketplace model

The AI-based platform works with global manufacturers to create jewelry and home decor based on customer prompts.

A collage of CRO priorities
Revenue Strategy & Leadership

What are the top priorities of a modern day CRO?

Revenue Brew spoke with several CROs about AI usage, alignment, and more.

Nike logo
Revenue Marketing

Nike signs deal with pickleball player Anna Leigh Waters

This is Nike’s first deal in the widely popular sport.

Matt Grandchamp
Revenue Strategy & Leadership

Matt Grandchamp named head of revenue at NowThis

The executive was previously the media company’s vice president of sales.

A customer getting their ears pierced
Revenue Operations

How Rowan’s retail boom fueled its revenue

The ear piercing studio opened its 100th store last month.

Chris Bishop's headshot
Revenue Strategy & Leadership

Chris Bishop named CEO at BillingPlatform

The executive was formerly Conga’s chief customer officer.

Ciara models for True Religion
Revenue Strategy & Leadership

How True Religion’s expansion beyond denim spurred revenue

The fashion brand, known for its jeans, sees 60% of sales coming from nondenim categories.

AI robot arms reaching towards the sky with lots of money falling around them.
Revenue Strategy & Leadership

Gong report finds revenue teams see AI as a trusted decision-maker

Teams using AI in their revenue strategies are 65% more likely to increase win rates.

Krista Dalton's headshot
Sales Tech

How Tecovas’s Krista Dalton uses AI to inform business decisions

The lifestyle brand’s CMO and chief digital officer talks entering workwear and how AI played a role in other major decisions.