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Kim
Gallagher
Executive Director of Marketing & Customer Success
Nuuly
Kim Gallagher is the Executive Director of Marketing & Customer Success at Nuuly. She helped conceive and launch the Nuuly rental business in 2019, lending her marketing expertise to developing and fostering Nuuly’s brand identity. Kim currently oversees Marketing, Creative, Analytics, and Customer Success. Previously, Kim held a variety of roles within Nuuly’s parent company, Urban Outfitters Inc. (URBN), including Director of Digital Strategy & Advanced Analytics across the Urban Outfitters, Free People, and Anthropologie brands, and Director of Customer Engagement at Anthropologie. Kim has been with URBN since joining as an MBA intern in 2011. Prior to business school, Kim gained experience in public relations, digital marketing, and CRM at two agencies. Kim received her BA in American Studies from Georgetown University and her MBA in marketing from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
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17 November 2026 14:45 - 15:30
Panel | Growth in an era of uncertainty: How CMOs compete when markets, regulation, and buyer expectations keep shifting
The old growth levers still exist: expand into new markets, raise prices, launch new products. But the ground underneath them keeps moving. Regulation shifts, buyer expectations change faster than roadmaps can keep up, and markets that looked stable a year ago don't anymore. Senior marketing leaders debate where sustainable growth will actually come from over the next three years. The panel weighs competing paths against the reality of operating in constant flux. Key takeaways: • A comparative view of where growth is realistically achievable over the next three years • How leading CMOs are pressure-testing growth strategies against regulatory and market uncertainty • Trade-offs between new-market expansion, pricing moves, and deepening existing customer relationships