
The Choozle CEO has a crisp answer to advertising's automation fever: keep people in charge, make the machinery legible, and measure what the money actually does.

Demand AI's CMO learned growth from the unglamorous end of the funnel: process, delivery and teams spread across time zones. Now she is arguing that AI should help marketers make better choices, not merely make more things.

After climbing the conventional marketing ladder, CB Insights CMO Jon Borgese is asking a less conventional question: what if the marketing team built the system that sales actually needed?

In a trade-show world of blue gradients and careful claims, Torq's CMO chose skeletons, tattoos and Grave Digger. Beneath the spectacle is a practical playbook for making enterprise software memorable - and accountable to revenue.

The Denver executive has spent two decades turning scattered signals into operating systems - first for media and marketing teams, now for the businesses that keep vehicles, technicians and customer promises moving.

After three decades in telecom, Uniti and Kinetic CMO Cliff Dinwiddie has a plain-spoken operating system: share the numbers, start with the customer’s problem, admit when you are wrong, and let AI make the humans more useful.