CRN names Rev.io’s Brook Lee Best Channel Achiever of the Year

CRN honored Rev.io Senior Director of Community Brook Lee in its second annual Best of the Channel Awards, recognizing her work connecting MSP operators with Rev.io’s product and leadership. The award underscores how Rev.io is positioning operator feedback as part of its platform strategy.

Why it matters: - The award spotlights the growing influence of channel leaders who bridge product teams and service providers. - Lee’s role gives MSP operator feedback a direct path into Rev.io’s platform roadmap. - The recognition also reinforces Rev.io’s push to tie service operations, billing and payments together on one platform.

What happened: - CRN named Brook Lee, Rev.io’s senior director of community, Best Channel Achiever of the Year in the second annual CRN Best of the Channel Awards. - The awards ceremony took place in Atlanta in October, immediately after The Channel Company’s XChange Best of Breed Conference. - CRN is a brand of The Channel Company.

The details: - Lee was recognized for connecting MSP operators with Rev.io’s product, strategy and leadership teams. - Lee also chairs GTIA’s North American Executive Council and its Women in Tech Council. - Lee hosts MSP Unfiltered, Rev.io’s podcast featuring conversations with MSP leaders. - Rev.io says Lee ensures the service provider operator voice shapes how the new Rev.io Platform is built. - Lee’s background includes MSP dispatch, engineering, project management, vCIO and COO roles. - Lee was also named a 2026 CRN Channel Chief and GTIA 2026 Member of the Year. - CRN’s Best of the Channel Awards honor channel teams, solution provider and vendor companies, and individual leaders who contribute to channel success. - The full list of winners is available online.

Between the lines: - The recognition suggests CRN is valuing operators who translate day-to-day service realities into product strategy. - Rev.io is using community leadership and industry visibility as part of its channel strategy, not just product messaging. - Lee’s operator background helps Rev.io frame its platform around practical service delivery challenges rather than abstract software features.

What's next: - Rev.io will continue positioning Lee as a link between MSPs and its product organization. - The company is likely to keep using operator feedback to validate roadmap decisions for the Rev.io Platform. - Lee’s industry roles and podcast platform give Rev.io ongoing visibility across the channel ecosystem.

The bottom line: - CRN’s award gives Rev.io external validation for a strategy built around operator insight, channel relationships and platform development.