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Kevin
Chan
Director of Product Marketing
Kevin Chan is a former public sector communicator who now works as a tech product marketer and advisor. He is passionate about building stronger cross-functional teams by demonstrating the impact that product marketing can have as an organizational catalyst. Kevin has experience building and scaling product marketing for several North American start-ups from Pre-Seed to Series B. Currently, he serves as the Director of Product Marketing at Fleetio. In addition, Kevin is an avid mentor and enjoys connecting with professionals who are interested in pursuing careers in product marketing and technology.
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13 November 2026 14:45 - 15:15
Fireside chat | Packaging value: creating offers that resonate with buyers and support revenue growth
The messaging that resonates perfectly in one market can fall flat, or even confuse, in another, yet global companies still need enough consistency that the brand feels like one company rather than a patchwork of regional interpretations. This fireside chat gets into that balancing act: how much should stay fixed globally, how much should flex locally, and who actually gets to decide. We'll talk candidly about where global consistency breaks down in practice, from translated messaging that loses its meaning to regional teams quietly building their own narrative because the global one didn't fit their market. Expect an honest conversation about building frameworks flexible enough for regional teams to trust, while still protecting the core story that holds the brand together. Key learnings: - Understand where global messaging typically breaks down as it moves into regional markets. - Learn how to build a framework that gives regional teams flexibility without losing core consistency. - Gain practical approaches for resolving disagreements between global and regional priorities on messaging