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Rohini
Rege
Shorts & GenAI Growth Marketing Lead
YouTube
Rohini Rege is a seasoned leader in Product and Growth Marketing currently serving as a marketing lead at YouTube. With over a decade of experience spanning B2C and B2B domains, she specializes in driving measurable growth for major tech platforms. At YouTube, Rohini has played a critical role in scaling major initiatives, including growing the subscriptions business to over 100 million users, significantly boosting Artist and fan engagement, expanding the Shorts creator base, and successfully launching new GenAI features to market. Her expertise lies in crafting data-driven, cross-channel campaigns and scaled lifecycle strategies across digital and social platforms. Rohini is passionate about leveraging deep consumer insights to deliver impactful outcomes and accelerate product adoption. When she’s not working, Rohini enjoys writing music and performing locally in her home city, Austin, TX. She thrives off of Austin’s lively music and arts scene and loves combining her passions for storytelling and music.
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24 February 2026 17:00 - 17:30
Fireside chat - Growth, PMM & the Vanishing Org Chart
Teams are getting leaner and expectations are getting higher, yet the lines between roles are blurrier than ever. This session unpacks how product marketers and growth marketers can work better together—especially when OKRs feel inherited, and everyone is fighting for a seat at the table. Let’s talk about what’s actually happening inside growing companies and how product marketers can stay influential even as the org chart falls apart. We'll also cover how growth and product marketing can work together at a start-up versus a mature company. You’ll leave with: - What growth marketing really is—beyond demand generation - A breakdown of product vs. growth marketing across company stages - How to collaborate when roles (and goals) overlap - Math sucks: what KPIs you should understand even if you don't own them