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Adele
Goodfellow
VP, Product Marketing
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Adele is a Product Marketing Lead in the Chief Technology Office at JP Morgan Chase, with nearly 20 years of experience across both public and private sectors. A new mum and creative at heart, she has a deep curiosity about people - what drives them, what resonates, and how we connect. Her love of art, psychology, and storytelling naturally led her to marketing. A big believer in self-development and clear, human communication, Adele brings a thoughtful perspective to everything she does—whether she’s coming up with ideas, leading a project, or helping teams cut through the noise with clarity and purpose.
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03 September 2025 14:30 - 15:00
Adapt or fall behind: Why PMM leaders need to stay ahead of change and how to do it
According to Salesforce's latest State of Marketing report, 89% of marketers believe continuous innovation is essential to stay competitive in today’s landscape. In this session, Adele will share her personal journey as a new mum while leading marketing at JP Morgan, reflecting on how these transformative experiences have shaped her approach to adaptability and leadership. Drawing from her unique perspective, Adele will explore why staying ahead of change is not just a strategy but a necessity for PMM leaders to thrive. Key takeaways: - Why adaptability is no longer optional but crucial for effective leadership in a rapidly evolving market. - Actionable strategies for driving innovation within your team to stay competitive and future-ready. - Insights into building trust and delegating effectively to foster sustainable leadership and growth. - How to leverage human creativity and connection in an increasingly tech-driven world, with a focus on the art of leadership. - Practical tips on communicating with clarity, curiosity, and empathy, especially when navigating the intersection of AI and human-driven marketing.