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Matt
Clayden
VP, Growth & GTM Strategy
Civica
Matt Clayden is a commercial strategist and sales enablement leader with a proven track record driving high-growth go-to-market operations across SaaS, sports technology, and enterprise software. As Global VP of Commercial Enablement at Catapult, the world leader in athlete performance technology, he leads initiatives to scale global sales, improve commercial efficiency, and align cross-functional teams around performance insights. Previously, he held senior commercial roles at IRIS Software Group, Harman International, and Tesco, spanning product marketing, renewals, pre-sales, business insights, enablement, and GTM design. Known for building high-impact teams and simplifying complexity, he is passionate about using data, enablement, and purpose-driven leadership to unlock commercial performance.
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18 June 2026 10:15 - 10:45
Panel discussion: What GTM alignment looks like when the stakes are real
Everyone talks about alignment between product, PMM, RevOps, sales, and enablement. Few teams achieve it when deals slip, launches slip, or targets rise mid‑quarter. This interactive panel digs into how high‑performing GTM organisations really operate across functions. Panellists from product, PMM, RevOps, and enablement will unpack real alignment breakdowns they’ve lived through, and what they changed in their operating rhythm, incentives, and decision‑making to fix them. You’ll walk away with: - Concrete examples of cross‑functional rituals (war rooms, launch councils, pipeline forums) that actually drive shared outcomes. - A set of alignment “red flags” to watch for—and the interventions that panellists used to turn things round. - An opportunity to map your own GTM alignment gaps and steal the best ideas from other attendees’ operating models. Rebecca Porter Director, Product Marketing, Strategy & GTM Sand Technologies