Hari Srinivasan is a Sr. Director, Product Management in the Public Cloud team at Palo Alto Networks, responsible for the Cloud Workload Protection pillar of Prisma Cloud. He joined Palo Alto Networks from Qualys, where he was head of cloud and container security products. He has over 18 years of Product Management and Marketing experience, conceptualizing and building cybersecurity, systems management, and infrastructure products at industry leaders such as Oracle. Hari lives in the bay area, and outside of work, he is passionate about volunteering for environmental projects in and around the bay area.

Ivan leads product marketing for Cloud Workload Protection and Web Application and API security offers, at Palo Alto Networks. Passionate about business, marketing and technology, he focuses on product launches, pre-sales and product adoption. Previously he held product management and business development roles at Cisco.

I am the founder of SaaSMQL, a tech-enabled marketing agencies that helps SaaS companies generate opportunities with enterprise accounts. I have over 15 years of experience working with high-growth SaaS companies in San Francisco. Before SaaSMQL, I led demand generation teams at venture-backed startups such as Branch.io, Apptimize, Duetto, and Couchbase. I am also the founder of Demand Generation Club, a community with over 4,000 demand generation professionals.

Founder of @sequel, ex @HP. Growing an awesome team with the purpose of providing organizations of all sizes with the ability to fully realize the future of work and connectivity. Expert and keynote speaker at global events with a focus on innovation, the importance of consumer engagement in a B2B environment, women in technology, and entrepreneurship.

Tim Geisert serves as a Partner at AuctusIQ. He is the executive on the leadership team that crafts the vision, shapes the product strategy, and inspires teams to grow the business. That, and more than 30 years of experience growing companies through marketing and sales, is what Geisert brings to AuctusIQ.

As Co-Founder and Chief Officer of Science and Strategy for AuctusIQ, Dr. McCashland brings academic and applied insight to how the talents, experience, knowledge, and skills of the salesforce can be measured and managed to shorten the sales cycle and increase sales production.

As Chief Marketing Officer, Cristy Ebert Garcia spearheads impact.com’s global marketing. Named by Business Insider as one of “The Most Important Marketing-Tech Executives of 2021,” and SaaS Marketing Leader of the Year by Appealie, Cristy leads an award-winning team of marketers. Prior to her current role, Cristy was Vice President of Global Marketing at Celtra and before that, Rakuten Advertising. She is part of the Forbes Communications Council, regularly contributing articles about the expanding power of partnerships to drive revenue and growth. She is also a member of Chief, a network designed to highlight and mentor women in executive leadership positions.

Jordana Beck is the Director of Creator and Influencer Marketing for Walmart U.S. With over 10 years of experience, she leads and develops U.S. influencer partnerships by identifying revenue-generating marketing strategies that drive brand growth for Walmart. Jordana is a customer-obsessed and results-driven leader that creates innovative experiences that are changing perception and sentiment for one of the world’s largest retailers. Jordana’s expertise lies in executing digital and experiential programs, influencer activations, and events, all supported by analytics to drive sales, conversion and customer acquisition. Jordana graduated from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University. When Jordana isn’t working, you can find her chasing her two young kids and labradoodle around Westchester.

Dave West is the CEO at Scrum.org. He is a frequent keynote at major industry conferences and is a widely published author of articles and research reports, along with his acclaimed book: Head First Object-Oriented Analysis and Design, that helped define new software modeling and application development processes. He led the development of the Rational Unified Process (RUP) for IBM/Rational. After IBM/Rational, West returned to consulting and managed Ivar Jacobson Consulting for North America. Then as VP, research director Forrester research where he ran the software development and delivery practice. Prior to joining Scrum.org he was Chief Product Officer at Tasktop where he was responsible for product management, engineering and architecture.

Kuda Biza started his first company when he was just nine years old in Zimbabwe. Kuda moved to the U.S. with only $40 in his pocket to study at Lynn University, he started his second company, a socially conscious apparel brand, before graduating as valedictorian of his class. Kuda went on to climb the ranks of corporate leadership at a Fortune 500 company before transitioning to become a full-time entrepreneur with the goal of balancing success with being a force for good in the world. Today Kuda is the co-founder and chief marketing officer of Nunbelievable, a mission-based baked goods company built on a foundation of purpose: fighting hunger. The company is backed by Tony Robbins, IdealabNY and Loeb.nyc, and it donates a meal for every cookie sold. In less than two years, Nunbelievable has donated over one-million meals to people in need. Before starting Nunbelievable, Kuda spent over a decade in innovation and e-commerce roles at Newell Brands, home to iconic brands like Calphalon, Crock-Pot, Graco, Mr. Coffee and Sharpie. Kuda led highly successful multi-million-dollar growth initiatives but was convinced there was a way to both succeed and drive social change—to put purpose in the driver’s seat. As a speaker, Kuda’s extraordinary business and leadership acumen combine with his passion for helping leaders, organizations and individuals find their own path to being purpose-driven. The author of The S.P.E.A.R. Method: 5 Simple Steps to Balanced Success & Fulfillment, Kuda Biza inspires audiences to identify their purpose and make a difference.

Khalid El Khatib is the Chief Marketing Officer at Stack Overflow and is responsible for marketing, communications, and advertising initiatives. Throughout his career he’s elevated and transformed the awareness and perception of global brands, most recently at GLG where he was Vice President of Marketing and Communications. Before GLG he worked as a senior director at Group SJR, a WPP agency, where he led a diverse portfolio that included General Electric, Goldman Sachs, TED, and Xerox. He began his career working in communications at Teach For America which fostered a passion for social impact; he continues to volunteer in NYC schools and fundraises for numerous refugee relief organizations today. Khalid graduated from Washington University in St. Louis with a degree in political science and creative writing. In his free time he contributes to VICE, them., and PAPER where he writes about art, culture, and LGBTQ issues.