Voxel Expands Global Reach and Leadership Bench to Power the Next Era of AI Safety

Trusted by Fortune 500 leaders, company at forefront of enterprise workplace safety market evolution

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Voxel, the computer vision AI company revolutionizing workplace safety and risk, has experienced significant momentum hiring top executive talent, expanding customer sites globally, and landing enterprise customers. The company made multiple strategic C-suite hires, opened a new Chicago office, and has expanded operations to seven new countries just in the last quarter as demand for AI-powered safety solutions continues to accelerate.

This momentum reflects Voxel's position as the leading AI platform for workplace safety, backed by proven results and growing enterprise adoption. Following the company's $44 million Series B funding round earlier this year, Voxel continues to invest in R&D, talent acquisition, and global expansion to meet surging market demand.

Strengthening Leadership for Scale
Voxel's expanded leadership team brings deep expertise across technology, marketing, finance, and safety operations. These additions come as Voxel scales to meet growing demand from enterprise customers seeking proactive safety solutions globally:

• Bryan O'Sullivan, Chief Technology Officer
• Allan Malcolm, Chief Marketing Officer
• Jessica Schroeder, Vice President of Finance
• Mike Berg, Regional Vice President of Sales
• Brittany DeRafelo, Director of Customer Solutions

We're at an inflection point where AI-powered safety is moving from early adoption to scaled deployment across the world's largest industrial operations," said Vernon O'Donnell, CEO of Voxel. "The caliber of talent joining our team reflects both the massive opportunity ahead and our commitment to building the definitive platform for workplace safety transformation."

"The integration of AI and advanced technologies into workplace safety represents a significant potential to transform our industry like never before," said Jennifer M. McNelly, CAE, CEO of the American Society of Safety Professionals. "We're excited when companies demonstrate how technology can move workplaces beyond reactive safety measures to achieve proactive incident prevention, which is the innovation needed to better protect workers."

Enterprise Adoption and Global Expansion Accelerate
Voxel has signed six Fortune 500 companies in 2025, building on its growing customer base. These enterprise customers continue to report significant safety improvements, with some achieving up to 91% reduction in recordable injuries and millions in direct cost savings.

Simultaneously, Voxel's international growth has accelerated significantly in 2025, with the platform now deployed across Malaysia, Vietnam, Mexico, Brazil, Chile, and Italy, with Germany and Australia launching in the coming weeks. This expansion is driven by existing multinational customers seeking to standardize AI-powered safety practices across their global operations.

Chicago Office Opening, Expanding Regional Presence
Lastly, Voxel has opened a new Chicago office in the River North neighborhood to support customers situated across the Midwest and Sun Belt. The office will house employees across sales, marketing, customer success, and operations functions, strengthening Voxel's ability to deliver outsized value to its enterprise customers.

Voxel is hiring across all business units and offices. Open positions can be found here.

About Voxel
Voxel is revolutionizing workplace safety with its AI-powered site visibility platform, designed to help organizations identify and mitigate risks in industrial environments. Using existing cameras, Voxel transforms basic video footage into actionable insights, enabling organizations to proactively make workplaces safer and more effective.

Voxel partners with businesses across industries such as warehousing, manufacturing, distribution, and insurance. By equipping businesses with the tools to identify risks before they happen, Voxel powers safer, more effective work environments.

SOURCE Voxel