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Jamal
Miller
VP, Brand & Product Marketing
Calendly
Jamal is a passionate product marketer with a proven track record of launching innovative solutions and driving user engagement. He excels at translating complex technical concepts into compelling stories that resonate with target audiences. At Intuit Mailchimp, Jamal has led the charge in bringing generative and predictive AI features to market, significantly impacting user adoption and revenue growth. By leveraging data-driven insights and a deep understanding of customer needs, he has successfully increased paid bookings and revenue per user. Throughout his career, Jamal has honed his skills in go-to-market strategy, sales enablement, and thought leadership. A collaborative team player, he is equally comfortable leading cross-functional teams and working independently. He believes that context is king and prides himself on bringing clarity and strategic direction to teams as a leader.
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03 June 2026 09:45 - 10:15
Product marketing Is becoming a brand function - here’s why
Product marketing is no longer just about launches, messaging, and enablement — it’s increasingly responsible for shaping how a company is understood across its entire ecosystem. In this keynote, Jamal Miller (VP, Brand & Product Marketing at Calendly) explores the growing convergence between product marketing and brand — and why the most effective PMMs are stepping into roles that define narrative, perception, and alignment at scale. Drawing on experience across Amazon, Mailchimp, and Calendly, Jamal will share how PMMs can move beyond execution to influence how products, categories, and companies are positioned — both internally and in the market. In this session, we’ll explore: - Why product marketing is evolving into a brand-defining function — and what’s driving the shift - How PMMs can lead through narrative, not just messaging, to influence perception and decision-making - Practical ways to align product, marketing, and sales through a shared story - Navigating the tension between innovation and legacy in scaling organizations You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of how to expand your scope as a PMM — and operate as a strategic driver of brand, not just a contributor to it.