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Klaviyo acquires Elias Torres' agency, names him Chief Product Officer

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E-commerce marketing platform Klaviyo has acquired an agency founded by serial entrepreneur Elias Torres. As part of the deal, Torres is joining Klaviyo in the role of Chief Product Officer. He will be responsible for leading the company's artificial intelligence agents division. The acquisition marks a notable reunion in the tech world, with Torres returning to a company connected to his entrepreneurial journey.

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