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Adam
Azor
Executive Vice President, Global Marketing
Sportradar
Adam is the Executive Vice President, Global Marketing for Sportradar, the world’s leading sports technology company (NASDAQ: SRAD) and is responsible for the management of the global marketing team. Prior to joining Sportradar in 2018, he held senior marketing and leadership roles for leading marketing agencies such as CSM, BMB and Jack Morton. Adam has led campaigns and marketing strategy for several global brands including Microsoft, Molson Coors, LinkedIn, Qualcomm, Eaton Power, Sony, Universal Pictures, Nintendo and Coca Cola. He’s had a diverse marketing career having worked across a range of disciplines from advertising and digital through to events and product marketing, across both B2C and B2B businesses. Adam holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Public Relations and Marketing from the University of Lincoln and has been a Fellow of the Charted Institute of Marketing (CiM) since 2020.
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03 December 2025 12:00 - 12:30
Balancing Demand Gen, Brand & Product Marketing as a PMM
In most organisations, demand generation, brand, and product marketing all compete for attention, budget, and strategic influence. But the real challenge for marketing leaders isn’t choosing one—it’s knowing how to balance short-term pipeline pressure, long-term brand equity, and the product-led motions that keep customers engaged and expanding. We’ll explore the unique value PMMs bring as the “source code” of GTM—clarifying narratives, shaping customer insight, and ensuring that brand, demand, and product aren’t operating as disconnected tracks. Expect candid discussion on where tension shows up most often, the signals that reveal an unhealthy tilt toward one discipline, and practical examples of campaigns and motions that intentionally blended all three. With interactive moments woven throughout, attendees will reflect on their own organisation’s balance and leave with actionable ways PMMs can influence smarter marketing decisions—without duplicating the work of demand gen, brand, or advocacy teams. You’ll walk away with a clearer view of how to drive impact today, while still building a brand and product foundation that compounds tomorrow.