CallRevu Appointed Neil Moses as CEO
The appointment signals a shift in leadership for the platform serving over 6,000 automotive dealerships.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in People
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CallRevu has appointed former Wynshop and Mi9 Retail chief Neil Moses as its new Chief Executive Officer. The company currently provides customer conversation management software to more than 6,000 dealership rooftops.
Why it matters
The hire comes as CallRevu looks to scale its platform following an acquisition-heavy growth period. The business aims to leverage new AI-powered tools to improve lead response times for its automotive retail client base.
CallRevu provides service to more than 6,000 dealership rooftops nationwide. The company completed the integration of its Calldrip acquisition in under 100 days following a transaction that occurred after October 2025.
The players
Neil Moses
An executive who previously served as Chief Executive Officer of both Wynshop and Mi9 Retail.
CallRevu
A New York-based software firm that provides conversation management tools to over 6,000 automotive dealerships.
Astira Capital Partners
An investment firm that acquired CallRevu in October 2025.
The details
The platform organizes its operations around four core pillars: Connect, Convert, Optimize, and Develop. Recent integration of Calldrip assets added automated messaging, AI-powered engagement, and lead-routing features to the service stack. The company intends to further invest in these AI capabilities to ensure dealership teams can reduce response times for inbound customer leads.
Timeline
CallRevu was founded within a dealership in 2008.
Astira Capital Partners acquired CallRevu in October 2025.
Neil Moses assumed the role of Chief Executive Officer on September 21, 2026.
The appointment was publicly announced on September 29, 2026.
Market Landscape
The leadership change follows the 2025 acquisition of CallRevu by Astira Capital Partners. This executive move represents a common transition point for portfolio companies moving from integration to scale.
Dealership operators should monitor how CallRevu’s new AI-driven lead routing tools impact their own response-time metrics over the next quarter. Business owners currently using the platform should look for upcoming roadmap updates regarding the Optimize and Develop pillars.
The takeaway
The move suggests that CallRevu is prioritizing product optimization to retain its position in the competitive automotive lead-management space. Operators should audit their current conversion workflows against the platform's four pillars to identify potential service gaps.
Further reading
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More information
For information regarding platform capabilities and company news, visit the CallRevu corporate website.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.
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