Thursday 9 May 2024
Emma Roborgh
Founder & CEO
B2B Marketing Leaders Forum
Andrew Everingham
Event MC Founder & CEO
CAPITAL-e
Jenelle McMaster
Deputy CEO Oceania
Ernst & Young
Natalie Truong
CMO Oceania
Ernst & Young
As a former Australian Army Captain and Prison Psychologist, Deputy CEO Oceania, EY, Jenelle McMaster will show you:
In addition, from CMO Oceania at EY, Natalie Truong you’ll learn:
Hamish Grant
CMO
SafetyCulture
Product-led companies like Canva, Slack and Atlassian flip the traditional sales model on its head by making its products available for free, either through a freemium product or some kind of free trial. If the customer experiences the product as valuable, upgrading to a paid plan is the natural next step.
Product led growth is an exceptionally efficient way to grow where organisations adopting this strategy benefit from shorter sales cycles, lower customer acquisition costs (CAC) but most importantly better customer and user experience.
Implementing a successful product-led strategy is not as simple as giving people the option to try your product before they buy. Your entire approach as an organisation needs to shift. Instead of leading with sales and following with product, you need to make sure that every team has a hand in helping each user and customer become successful.
During this session Hamish will take you through how SafetyCulture, an Australian tech Unicorn (valued at 3billion) has seen rapid global growth and scale through adopting a PLG strategy:
Kerry Cunningham
Former VP Principal Analyst at Sirius Decisions/Forrester
Research & Thought Leadership
6sense
As one of the most respected B2B Marketers in the US, Kerry is most “famous” for his opening keynotes and the co-creation of some of the “Frameworks” during his time as VP Principal Analyst at SiriusDecisions & Forrester. Kerry’s research and thought-leadership continue to catalyze the transformation of B2B revenue generation practices toward more effective, sustainable and buyer-aligned practices.
During this inspirational and thought-provoking closing keynote he’ll discuss:
The people of the 14th Century Europe didn’t know they were living in the Dark Ages, nor did they know that they were on the cusp of the Renaissance. But everything was about to change.
In B2B, we have been in our own Dark Ages, characterised by misalignment, dwindling conversion rates, insufficient budgets, and ever-shifting goals. Yet, the seeds of the Renaissance in B2B marketing have been laid, rooted not only in advances in technology and data, but also in a deeper understanding of B2B buyers.
In this presentation, Kerry will dissect the factors contributing to these ‘Dark Ages’, highlight the innovations heralding this new era, and describe what marketing leaders can do to put their company’s at the forefront of this B2B Marketing Renaissance.
As one of the forum highlights, join your peers for these one hour group discussions.
You’ll be discussing challenges and pressing topics that are most relevant to B2B marketers.
Unlocking predictable revenue hinges on establishing meaningful connections with the buying groups within your target accounts. By adeptly addressing their unique needs using accurate account and buyer intelligence and activation tools, you empower their research and decision-making processes.
As marketers, we must understand and develop GTM strategies and programs that resonate with multiple buyers at your best opportunity accounts. Drawing insights from exclusive research conducted by the team at INFUSE and incorporating lessons from marketing and revenue leaders, this session will delve into the following:
We’ll discuss some of the biggest challenges faced when marketing into the vast amount of very different individual countries in Asia and the constant need to balance local customer and sales demand vs the efficiencies and scale provided by a more regional focus.
Case study: Taking on an incumbent as a challenger brand through content strategy
Tobias joined REA Group four years ago to set up the new Content & Growth division which contains the in-house newsroom, branded content and economists. Then just over two years ago; REA Group launched a new B2B challenger brand, the data business – PropTrack.
During this session you’ll learn:
He’ll share key success factors you can bring back to your own organisation if you’re a challenger brand or put you on your toes if you’re an incumbent.
Organisations are under pressure to create more and more content to fuel revenue-boosting campaigns across multiple channels. So how can they create, manage and use this content more efficiently and effectively across their business and beyond?
With B2B marketers leading the way in content creation using AI, is there an increased risk for content chaos – and what can you do about it?
Join us as we share insights from Canto’s latest State of Digital Content survey, top tips to streamline workflows and real-life examples from a Canto customer.
Lessons in Sales & Marketing Alignment
Unlocking predictable revenue relies on establishing meaningful connections with the buying groups within your target accounts. However, research shows that buyers spend up to 70% of their buyer’s journey without ever engaging with sales. As a result, the selling process has evolved into validating the decisions made earlier in the buying journey.
Explore how marketers can adapt to this defensive landscape and discover actionable steps to reset both buyer and seller expectations and expand your influence throughout the buyer’s journey, from awareness to expansion.
Miranda Carter, Head of Marketing & Comms – Defense, Health, Education, Govt, IFM & New Energy at Downer and Cindy Slaven, CMO at Defense and Space Manufacturing at Navantia Australia will discuss the specific challenges while pursuing growth and building partnership when marketing into Federal, State, Government Agencies, Defense & Education such as:
The second part of this session we’ll cover marketing in tender driven organisations:
During this track we’ll dig deep into demand generation in APAC with case studies followed by interactive group discussions.
Autodesk case study: Global Demand Centre Expansion – Strategy, capabilities, responsibilities and KPIs
SAS case study: Focus on Account Expansion:
Case study on how strategic insight & positioning from down under influenced the GTM for global markets
This track for CMOs and leaders in large, enterprise sized organisations will be split in two parts. To kick off, we’ll be sharing a case study demonstrating how global positioning and GTM can be influenced from the region to spearhead the transformation of a longstanding enterprise.
Sparked by insight gathered from the Iron Mountain ANZ field, this case study will demonstrate how the partnership with Iron Mountain & TSM was able to simplify a complex market positioning to create one that is ownable, credible and resonates with local sales teams right through to global brand leaders. Together with an integrated GTM framework, this was the catalyst to mandate the rollout of hero messaging and creative assets across multiple global markets and in over 15 languages, all from ANZ.
In this case study, we’ll showcase the value of:
Stretching smaller teams and budgets
Not everyone has huge budgets and teams. This session is for both global organisations with smaller local teams, as well as medium-to-large local businesses with limited marketing resources.
During this track we’ll hear from three case studies followed by an interactive audience panel discussion & Q&A.
Global Research Findings & Case Study
Case study Roller
Case study Oobe – a Fujitsu company
Are you embarking on your marketing career, or feeling like your career could use a boost? For more than two decades Jadanne Dare has led marketing organisations in the Asia Pacific across top 100 global brand including Verizon, SAP, Adobe, AWS and now KPMG.
In this session, Jadanne shares her experience from managing and interviewing hundreds of marketers. This practical session will focus on career planning including how to get the job, get the performance rating and the promotion you’re looking for!
Marketing leaders are under more pressure than ever, driving growth and innovation through their organisations, building capability of their teams and demonstrating commercial value to stakeholders and the business in general.
Joining us in a candid conversation to share their wisdom, thoughts and challenges, are leading CMOs across three diverse sectors covering tech, financial services and professional services.
During this dynamic panel discussion, we’ll delve into the role of a CMO today as a business leader, and what it takes to drive success and growth for the business and personally.
Topics our panelists will cover include:
As you aspire to the next step in your marketing career, you’ll hear actionable advice and strategies to help you build your roadmap to career success
2:50pm
Dominic Price
Work Futurist
Atlassian
From Amazon Prime to Instacart, we’re living in a “now” economy. Whether it’s at home or in the workplace, we expect products (and results!) to be delivered faster, with each iteration better than the last. But people are not products, and the increased focus on productivity without the practices to support them are driving teams to burn out faster and produce less, not more.
Join TEDx speaker and Atlassian work futurist Dominic Price for an insightful presentation on how to motivate the human in “human capital.” By harnessing the innate creative and collaborative nature of marketers, leaders can up-level their department’s voice within their organisation and evolve their teams into powerhouses that are known for driving outcomes, not just outputs.
Drawing from proven techniques in his work with the Fortune 500 C-suite and his Modern Work Manifesto, Dom’s talk will cover how to break down silos, lead successfully at the cross-functional table, and unleash your team’s full potential in everyday work to drive towards better, not just bigger.
As one of the Forum highlights (and most requested) we’ll finish off the event with some real-life practical examples of B2B campaign successes and failures.
We’ll hear from three B2B marketers, each presenting for just six minutes, sharing practical presentations about campaign delivery – integrated marketing communication campaigns in a B2B environment.
Each speaker will share one successful and one failed campaign, what were the goals, the tactics implemented, how they measured success or failure and key learnings.
Natalie Truong
CMO Oceania
EY
Stuart Matthewman
CMO
ir
Ric Shadforth
Managing Director, Head of International Marketing
State Street
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