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Lya
Gutierrez
Director of Cybersecurity Commercial Enablement & Go‑to‑Market
KPMG
For 18 years, Lya Gutierrez has shaped stories, steered products, and expanded businesses into international markets. More recently, her focus has shifted to architecting revenue itself, bringing the same strategic instincts to the commercial side of the business. Lya's expertise is grounded in product marketing, project management, and neuromarketing, a combination that gives her a distinct edge: she decodes how buyers actually think, then translates that insight directly into commercial strategy and sales and marketing execution. Among her recent work, Lya led a national go to market strategy for cybersecurity and cyber managed services, aligning sales, marketing, and client success to accelerate growth, strengthen client trust, and increase win rates. It's a clear example of how she puts her cross-functional approach into practice at scale. Her industry experience spans an unusually wide range of sectors, including cybersecurity, managed services, SaaS, HRIS, risk, financial crimes, retail, manufacturing, professional services, engineering, and oil and gas. That breadth has given her a versatile, cross-industry perspective on what drives buyer behavior and revenue growth.
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13 November 2026 14:15 - 14:45
How Aristotle, Neuroscience and product marketing built better GTM strategies
What if the foundations of great product marketing were written 2,300 years ago? Long before positioning frameworks, buyer personas, and product launches existed, Aristotle developed a timeless framework for persuasion that still shapes the world's best marketing In this session, Lya Gutierrez combines Aristotle's Art of Rhetoric, modern neuroscience, SiriusDecisions GTM planning, and nearly twenty years of commercial product marketing experience to show why successful go-to-market strategies aren't built around products, they're built around how the human brain makes decisions. Attendees will discover how persuasion, memory, attention, storytelling, loyalty, and internal enablement work together to create GTM strategies that buyers actually remember, trust, and act upon. Because great GTM isn't about launching products. It's about moving people.