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Kristine
DePippo
Senior Director of Product Management
Verizon
Kristine DePippo is an award-winning Product leader with 15 years of experience spanning both Management and Marketing, providing her with a unique perspective on GTM strategy and alignment. She currently serves as Senior Director of Product Management at Verizon Business, leading the strategy and P&L for a $2B+ broadband, SaaS, and managed services portfolio. Kristine is an expert at translating complex technology into stories that accelerate adoption, retention, and ARR. Known for turning strategy into measurable results, she has driven alignment across teams to achieve 35% YoY subscriber growth. Her exceptional performance has earned her the Verizon President’s Club distinction, along with numerous other leadership awards. She is a recognized Activator who makes things happen and is the definitive voice on how to successfully bridge the gap between Product and Marketing to achieve exponential growth. Kristine holds an MBA in Marketing and Brand Management from the Simon Graduate School of Business.
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13 March 2026 10:00 - 10:45
Panel - The cross-functional jungle: Sales, product, and marketing leaders in conversation
Product marketing sits at the intersection of product, sales, and marketing — but each function brings its own priorities, language, and pressures. In this candid conversation, leaders from across the business share what true collaboration looks like, the friction points that slow teams down, and how PMMs can act as the connector. Expect honest perspectives, practical stories, and advice on building stronger partnerships across functions. Key Takeaways: - What sales, product, and marketing leaders really need from PMMs. - Common disconnects and how to bridge them. - How to align teams around a shared view of the customer. - Tactics for making PMM the “glue” that drives momentum across the org.