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Harsh
Jawharkar
VP, Product Marketing
PagerDuty
Harsh Jawharkar is a go-to-market leader with a track record of building and scaling marketing at some of the most iconic SaaS companies, including Atlassian, Slack, Narvar, and Zendesk. He has led GTM strategies from the earliest startup stages through hyper-growth and into large-scale global operations. Known for developing and turning around high-performing organizations, Harsh has extensive experience shaping product marketing, brand strategy, and demand generation to drive sustained business growth. He is also a seasoned coach and mentor, passionate about empowering teams to deliver their best work while aligning marketing motions tightly to business outcomes. With deep expertise across SaaS, product-led growth, and customer-centric marketing, Harsh brings a proven perspective on what it takes to launch, scale, and differentiate in today’s competitive markets.
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21 January 2026 09:15 - 09:45
The changing role of PMM in GTM: What to own and how to claim it
The role of product marketing in go-to-market has never been more critical—or more contested. With sales, product, customer success, and demand gen all pulling on the GTM thread, where exactly should PMMs step in, lead, and take ownership? In this keynote, Harsh Jawharkar—who has scaled PMM functions at Atlassian, Slack, Zendesk, and beyond—will unpack the evolving responsibilities of product marketing in GTM. From defining positioning and messaging to driving launch strategy and cross-functional alignment, he’ll share practical frameworks for clarifying ownership, building influence, and staking out the high-value areas that PMM should own. Key takeaways include: - Understand how the role of PMM is evolving within modern GTM teams - Learn practical strategies for defining ownership and influence in cross-functional settings - Gain tools to elevate PMM as the orchestrator of GTM success