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Andrew
Gordon
Senior Strategist
Catchy
Andrew Gordon is a Senior Developer Marketing Strategist at Catchy, and an adjunct professor of professional and technical communications at Carnegie Mellon University and the Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy. At Catchy, he leads strategies for high-impact product launches and platform enablement initiatives for the likes of Google, Qualcomm, PayPal, Docusign, JP Morgan, Intel, Atlassian, Intuit and others. At Carnegie Mellon and Heinz, he teaches students about information architecture, audience analysis, and impactful technical and cross-disciplinary communications with fellow technicians, non-technical stakeholders, end users, and investors.
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09 September 2026 14:45 - 15:15
Panel | Product marketing in the agentic era
AI agents are no longer just answering questions, they're making decisions: shortlisting vendors, evaluating features, recommending products. When the first "customer" your positioning has to convince might be an algorithm, everything PMMs know about messaging and buyer journeys gets rewritten. Join our panelists as they explore what product marketing looks like when agents research and decide on your buyer's behalf, and where PMM judgment still matters most as agents take on more of the evaluation process. Key takeaways: - How AI agents are changing buyer research and what that means for positioning - Structuring content and narratives that hold up for human and machine audiences alike - Where PMM craft remains irreplaceable as agents take on more evaluation - Practical approaches for adapting messaging to an agentic buying landscape