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Sam
Melnick
Vice President of Product Marketing
Postscript
Sam Melnick is the VP of Product Marketing at Postscript, bringing a wealth of experience from leading marketing, customer success, and product marketing teams in high-growth SaaS companies. Previously, he was an industry analyst at IDC and an early team member at Allocadia, where he played a key role in the company’s successful exit. Sam specializes in working cross-functionally with senior executives to drive product strategy, go-to-market execution, and revenue growth. Fun fact: his first job was as the business manager for a minor league baseball team—where he learned the art of influence, alignment, and getting things done with limited resources.
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04 June 2025 13:45 - 14:30
Panel - Adapting your executive playbook for different org maturities
The mandate of a PMM leader changes fundamentally based on the maturity of the organization. In a high-growth startup, success is often defined by your ability to build a function from scratch and stay in lockstep with a founder-CEO. In the enterprise, the challenge shifts to navigating complex cross-functional silos, managing multi-layered stakeholder maps, and defending the PMM budget against competing departmental interests. This panel brings together veteran PMM leaders to discuss the nuances of executive relationships across the growth spectrum. We will explore how to pivot your leadership style as a company scales, ensuring that PMM remains a core driver of the 12-month strategy rather than being relegated to a "service department" for Sales or Product. Key learnings will include: - Identifying the Pivot Points: Recognizing the moments when your communication and influence style must evolve to maintain C-suite buy-in. - Defending Strategic Focus: Strategies for protecting your team from "tactical creep" when shifting from generalist startup environments to specialized enterprise models. - Benchmarking Impact: How the most successful VPs of Product Marketing tailor their reporting and KPIs to resonate with different C-suite personas at different stages of growth.