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Daria
Tsvenger
Director of Marketing And Business Development
Moved
Daria Tsvenger has spent seven years running go-to-market experiments and rebuilding them around each new wave of AI. Her angle is behavioral: she treats pipeline as a series of human decisions, and pairs the day-to-day of sales and marketing with cognitive neuroscience, studied through Stanford's extension program. Before Moved & Paylode, where she now leads go-to-market, she ran ELG Leads, a B2B agency that took products to market across fintech, medical supplies, and manufacturing, which makes her industry-agnostic. She judges the 2026 Stevie Awards in Marketing and Communications, has been featured in Forbes and Thrive Global, taught at General Assembly, and mentored startups at 500 Startups.
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10 September 2026 14:30 - 15:00
Neuroscience-driven B2B growth marketing: earning attention from your ICP when everything else is competing for it
Every channel you run is asking a B2B buyer for the same thing: attention they've already spent somewhere else. They're at work, a dozen other vendors are sitting in the same inbox, and before anyone consciously decides to read your post, open your email, or click through your case study, their brain has sorted it into worth-looking-at or not. Most teams lose at that step, long before the offer gets read. This session covers the three plays that build B2B pipeline without paid spend: cold outbound, referrals, and the organic content you own. For each one, I'll show what it takes to clear that first filter, why familiarity beats cleverness more often than marketers want to admit, and why the same message lands with one ICP and reads as noise to another. I've spent the last 7 years running these experiments in B2B across several industries and built over $10M in pipeline. You'll leave with the do's and don'ts per channel, and something you can test on your own audience the same week.