Luca ran revenue operations at two Amsterdam scale-ups and built the same forecasting spreadsheet twice before deciding nobody should have to build it a third time. He founded Veyro in 2021 and still sits in on at least one customer forecast call every week.

Mei Lin led the machine-learning platform team at a European payments company, shipping fraud models that scored billions of transactions a year. At Veyro she oversees engineering and applied AI, and holds a firm belief that every prediction should show its work.

Arjun prototyped the first version of Deal Health on a train between Amsterdam and Berlin. Before Veyro he researched time-series forecasting at TU Delft, and today he leads the team behind Forecast, Signals and the Agents framework.

Omar has scaled engineering teams from ten people to a hundred, twice. He is quietly obsessed with sync reliability — when a CRM field changes, he wants Veyro to know within seconds — and he runs our New York engineering hub.

Sofia spent six years designing trading terminals before joining Veyro to make revenue data feel calm instead of chaotic. She leads product design and brand, and she’s the reason every chart in Veyro comes with a one-sentence explanation.

Daniel has carried a quota for fifteen years and led sales teams at three B2B SaaS companies, from Series A through IPO. He runs Veyro’s own team on Veyro, which usually makes him the first person to file a feature request.

Chiara built the customer success function at a Dutch HR-tech scale-up that pushed net revenue retention past 130%. She leads onboarding and support at Veyro, and personally reviews every rollout plan for teams of 100 seats or more.

Kenji spent a decade in security engineering at a cloud infrastructure company before joining Veyro. He took us through SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001, and he still reads every customer security questionnaire himself — footnotes included.