
Before she marketed the infinite power of logs, Liz Shulof spent 13 years turning a remote-support company and three acquisitions into one security story. Her career is a study in how patient relationships become corporate strategy.

An MIT-trained engineer followed a product marketer into customer meetings and found his real craft: turning technical complexity into stories people can use. Two decades later, that habit still shapes how he builds brands, teams and trust in cybersecurity.

Before customer feedback became an AI product category, Bo Bandy was asking the less glamorous question: did any of it change revenue? Her route from ReadyTalk advocate programs to Alchemer’s C-suite is a case study in making the customer’s voice useful.

A disputed solar referral gave Jamey Vumback an idea: turn a handshake habit into accountable software. A decade later, his argument remains disarmingly practical - trust works better when someone remembers to track it.
Scott Bajtos is the Global Vice President of Adobe Customer Solutions — spanning Customer Engineering, Customer Success, and Professional Services for Adobe Experience Cloud. With over 30 years in enterprise software, he has served as Chief Customer Officer at both VMware and FinancialForce, and built customer advocacy programs at SAP, Business Objects, Marimba, and Cadence Design Systems. His philosophy is simple: helping every customer succeed and become a customer for life.

Val Geisler is a lifecycle marketing strategist and VP of Partner Programs at Digioh, best known for founding Fix My Churn and creating the 'Dinner Party Strategy' — a behavior-driven email onboarding framework that has powered 209% conversion lifts for SaaS and ecommerce brands. With 12+ years at the intersection of customer empathy and marketing systems, she has built advocacy programs at Klaviyo, grown retention email to 25% of company revenue at ByHeart, and hosted the Ecommerce Marketing School podcast. Her philosophy: emails are relationships, not broadcasts.