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Stephen
Pegler
Director, Revenue Enablement
Reapit
Stephen brings over 20 years of experience building enablement functions that sales leaders view as critical to their success. He specialises in PE- and VC-backed sales transformation, helping organisations navigate periods of change and unlock high growth through new ways of working. He is known for delivering results at pace, working with stakeholders rather than to them, and fostering shared accountability across teams. Stephen motivates, inspires, and develops individuals to maximise both personal and business potential, while simplifying complexity to create practical, easy-to-implement solutions. He operates with high energy and enthusiasm, underpinned by strong ethics and trust built through integrity. Adept at building influential networks quickly and at the right level, he brings deep familiarity with B2B technology sales environments and serves as a trusted advisor to C-suite leaders.
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18 June 2026 10:15 - 10:45
Fixing the PMM-enablement operating model you already have
On paper, the model is clear. PMM owns positioning and narrative. Enablement drives readiness and execution. The launch process is mapped. Roles are defined. But in practice, friction still shows up. Messaging evolves too late. Sellers adapt the story under pressure. Handoffs blur. And commercial impact doesn’t match the strategy. This session focuses on what happens after the operating model is “done.” Where do breakdowns actually occur - decision rights, timing, incentives, reinforcement, governance? And how do senior leaders recalibrate the partnership without reopening turf wars or redesigning the org from scratch? Expect practical insights on strengthening alignment at scale and protecting message integrity in the field. Key takeaways: - How to diagnose where your existing PMM-enablement model is leaking value - Ways to tighten ownership and decision rights without creating friction - Reinforcement and governance mechanisms that keep positioning consistent under revenue pressure