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Shari
Diamond
Principal
Fluvio
Shari has over 16 years leading strategic marketing initiatives to drive revenue and ROI. At Fluvio, she has led consulting engagements for B2B and B2C companies across a variety of industries including adtech, fintech, health tech, martech, analytics, logistics, and even fish farming technology. Before joining Fluvio, she led the product marketing team at Cox Automotive and has previously held marketing leadership roles at companies such as Coca-Cola, Newell Brands, Time Inc., and Rent the Runway. Shari is an Expert in Residence, Speaker, and Ambassador with the Product Marketing Alliance, and was recently named one of the top 10 product marketing consultants of 2024.
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04 June 2026 11:15 - 12:00
Panel - The PMM reckoning: What the role must become next
Product marketing is expanding—but not always in the ways PMMs expect. As AI reshapes execution, buyers grow more complex, and GTM teams demand clearer impact, the PMM role is being redefined in real time. In this panel, senior product marketing leaders unpack how the role is moving beyond launches, messaging, and deliverables—and into influence, orchestration, and strategic leadership. Through real examples, they’ll explore which skills now separate high-impact PMMs from well-executed order-takers, where to focus as the function scales, and what no longer drives differentiation. Attendees will leave with: - A clearer view of how AI is changing where PMMs add value—and where human judgment still matters most - Practical approaches to influencing product, sales, and growth teams without formal authority - Guidance on which capabilities to double down on as the role expands, and which to stop over-investing in - Ways to prove PMM impact beyond launches and outputs in increasingly cross-functional orgs This session is about what it takes to lead the next chapter of product marketing—without losing what makes the role valuable in the first place.