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Churnzero Announces Australian Subsidiary as Global Growth Accelerates

Customer Success company now hiring team for Sydney office  

ChurnZero, a leading Customer Success platform, announced the creation of ChurnZero Pty Ltd, the company’s second international subsidiary. Its Sydney, Australia office will open by the end of 2022 to support ChurnZero’s current and future clients in the Asia-Pacific region.

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This marks a year of continued growth and expansion for ChurnZero. In addition to launching its first international headquarters in Amsterdam, the company has more than doubled its staff in the past year. ChurnZero has brought on more than 100 new employees in the last six months, including two key executive appointments: Aaron Levine as chief financial officer and Allison Tiscornia as chief customer officer.

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ChurnZero is now actively hiring a go-to-market team in the Sydney region, where the company will employ local talent across functions including Customer Success, implementation, customer support, and sales. Within the next 12 months, ChurnZero expects to have more than 30 full-time employees based overseas.

“Our earlier expansion to Amsterdam has proven there is a great demand for purpose-built Customer Success solutions,” said You Mon Tsang, CEO and co-founder of ChurnZero. “By establishing an office in Australia, ChurnZero can provide better support to subscription-based businesses in the APAC region.”

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