CMO Summit

In this live version of the CMO Confidential podcast segment, 4 multi-time cyber marketing leaders will discuss the key factors that contribute to the success or failure of marketing leaders and their teams -- including real world success and horror stories. We'll share the behind the scenes tangibles and intangibles that can accelerate or limit results, career growth, job satisfaction, and more. Open discussion to follow.

Tom Wentworth

Chief Marketing Officer

Recorded Future

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Jen Leggio

Independent GTM Consultant

Moveable Feast

Charles Gold

Chief Marketing Officer

ThreatConnect

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Cami Ragano

Head of Marketing

TryHackMe

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Yes, you have leverage. Are you taking full advantage of it? We're bringing in Lauri London, Attorney, Executive Compensation at Cohen & Buckmann PC to help you know what to negotiate for, what levers to pull, and how to protect yourself before a new role, during a rework of an existing role...and even when things go south. Yes, you have options and you can navigate these awkward, sticky negotiations and come out in the best position possible. Pre-negotiated severance, anyone? Hear from an experienced lawyer on what you need to know and what levers you can pull to come out ahead!

Board meetings don’t have to be acrimonious, even when things aren't going as well as expected. In this insightful session, Gary Servus, Operating Partner at Insight Partners, will share his extensive experience serving on boards and navigating the often tricky dynamic between marketing executives and board members. Gary will provide real-world strategies on how to effectively communicate (at the levels that work for the board), align on priorities, and turn potential conflicts into productive conversations. After the presentation, the floor will open for an engaging discussion with the CMOs present where you can ask questions, share your experiences, and gain practical advice for making your next board meeting a success.

In this candid session, seasoned CMOs and CROs will come together to discuss the most common points of friction and failure between their roles and how to bridge these gaps. Open discussion to follow.