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Bill Hobbib, Chief Marketing Officer at DemandScience, says the biggest obstacle to B2B measurement is often organizational structure, not technology or attribution tools.

Gayle Borst, Chief Operating Officer at Finexus, explains why AI fails in regulated lending not because models are weak but because compliance, auditability, and governance are treated as downstream review steps.

Guilherme de Marchi Retz of Heineken USA and Jim Curtis of LePub New York explain how a corporate training video format turned workplace soccer watching into a credible community participation program.

Polaris I/O's Chief Commercial Officer, Deb Kammer, on the power of never automating away human-led relationships in an AI-obsessed world.

Paul Mcloughlin, Senior Manufacturing Consultant at Bosch, explains the workforce signals held in plant operations data, and what a production team can tell leadership beyond the dashboard.

Utility Due Diligence Shows Enterprises Where Expansion Can Move Fastest
Michael Bowers, Chief Executive Officer at Gaucher & Associates, Inc., explains why grid capacity now determines where and how quickly enterprises can expand, and what leaders should check before choosing a site.

Cultural Intelligence Moves Audience Analysis Ahead Of Media Investment
Orlando Alvarez, Chief Creative Officer at Publicidad Comercial MullenLowe, explains how he scores a campaign for cultural relevance while it is still a brief, before any media money is committed.

Gotham FC Converts A Stadium Announcement Into A Multi-Year Growth Platform
Laura Petro, VP of Brand and Fan Experience at Gotham FC, and Roberto Max Salas, Co-Founder and President of Young Hero, explain how a one-day relocation announcement became a multi-year media platform running to 2028.

Café Bustelo Converts Cultural Governance Into Measurable Brand Growth
Josh Williams, Director of Brand Experience, Coffee at The J.M. Smucker Company, and Yohan Daver, Group Creative Director at BBH USA, explain how Café Bustelo beat the World Cup's official sponsors without rights.
Cristian Andron, founder of Romanian GRC startup GovernX, on how basic security failures froze Romania's property market and why the public sector has almost no one who can fix them.
Natalie Halpern, Senior Director of Marketing for Advil at Haleon, shares the multi-signal discipline that shaped Advil's Rewriting Pain campaign, from consumer research through talent selection to measurement.

Matt Kiger, Chief Revenue Officer of Local Media at Townsquare Media, explains how sellers turn conflicting data into sharper questions and more useful buyer conversations.

Svetlana Stotskaya, global marketing and strategy leader, on why repeat purchase, referral and frequency data read a brand's health earlier than acquisition metrics.

Todd Hassenfelt, Chief Decision Officer at Firstmovr, on why competitive signals die below the C-suite and how tiered decision rights let teams act before threats land.

Eulin Goh, former Head of Research & Insight at British Airways, on why customer tenure decides how specific a personalized offer can safely get.

Dionathan dos Santos, Senior Analyst for Market Intelligence at Avison Young, on the questions that turn free government datasets into commercial real estate deals.

Hellmann's Search For America's Sandwich Runs On Occasion Data And Consumer Participation
Brent Lukowski of Unilever and Food Network host Jeff Mauro on how occasion data pointed Hellmann's at the sandwich and what a 50-state vote returns.

Pharma Marketing's Next Performance Frontier Lives Inside The Timing Of The Message
Tracey Brader, Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer at Remedy Edge UK, explains the timing discipline pharma marketing has to build around the moments a prescriber's circumstances change.

Pharma Marketers Rethink Channel Strategy Ahead Of The FDA's Adequate Provision Ruling
Aleisia Gibson Wright, Founder and President of GW Health Agency, walks through how enterprise pharma brands are using the FDA's rulemaking window to model channel alternatives before the rule is finalized.

inKind Read The Dining-Benefit Signals Early To Create An Advantage Others Missed
Saul Cooperstein, CRO of inKind, on how useful intelligence prepares judgment under uncertainty.

Darcy MacClaren, Operating Partner at Cambridge Capital, on why replanning in hours now beats a better forecast.

Veteran communications executive Michela Ratti on her methodology for managing corporate reputation as an information supply chain in the age of AI.

Most enterprise AI conversations start with what the model can do. The more pressing question is whether you can afford to run it ten million times a month.

Chan Suh, Chief Digital Officer of Prophet, on why enterprise AI-agent strategy depends on flexibility, measurable impact, and owning proprietary workflows.

Matt Kelly, Partner and Head of AI Practice at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, explains why there's no rush to be first on AI, and why finishing one project is what makes the next decision better.

Michael W Nelson, Director of Global Strategic Partnerships at Vonage, explains why RCS, voice AI, and AI agents are converging into a continuous customer journey that most enterprises cannot deploy because marketing, CX, and CRM platforms still operate in separate technology silos.

Angela Cirulli, AI Strategy & Ops leader at Microsoft, explains why responsible AI is moving beyond policy documents and into the operating model, starting at product build and cascading through reskilling, governance, and change management across every function.

Max Richter, EMEA CEO at mea, argues that AI governance in insurance fails when it lives in policy folders rather than in the permissions, thresholds, audit trails, and human approvals embedded directly into production workflows.

Laura Lake, Founder of AI-Ready Buyer Research, lays out the cross-functional playbook B2B brands need to stay visible inside conversational AI.

Dipa Tapadar, Enterprise Digital and Data Transformation Leader at Cognizant, on what regulated industries keep getting wrong about CRM and why AI is about to expose it.


