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Connie
Chan Wang
SVP, Marketing
Headspace
Connie is the Senior Vice President of Marketing and Communications at Headspace, where she leads a team of marketers and comms professionals across D2C and B2B. Connie is passionate about building purpose-driven teams, telling human centered stories, and connecting dots and people to drive impact, while furthering Headspace’s mission to become the lifelong guide to better mental health for all. Prior to joining Headspace, Connie spent over a decade with LinkedIn, where she most recently served as the Senior Director, Global Brand Marketing. In this role, she leveraged the power of brand marketing and advertising to drive LinkedIn member growth and engagement. She also founded LinkedIn's Social Media Center of Excellence, served as the chief editor of the LinkedIn corporate blog and managed the growth of LinkedIn social media properties. Prior to LinkedIn, she led award-winning cause marketing campaigns at Yahoo!. Connie has been recognized as an Innovator and Marketer to Watch by Marketers that Matter, selected as AdAge 40 under 40, and honored as a First Mover Fellow with the Aspen Institute for leading innovative and inclusive marketing. Connie earned her Bachelor’s degree at University of Southern California and a Master’s degree at Stanford University.
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09 September 2026 11:00 - 11:45
Panel | Brand building when content is infinite and attention is not
In increasingly crowded markets, brand is no longer just a marketing function, it is a strategic growth driver. For today’s CMOs, brand plays a critical role in shaping customer trust, accelerating buying decisions, attracting talent, and creating long-term commercial differentiation. This panel brings together marketing leaders to discuss how they are elevating brand from awareness-building to enterprise strategy, while balancing short-term performance pressures with long-term brand equity. Key Takeaways - How CMOs are positioning brand as a commercial growth lever - Strategies for balancing brand investment with performance marketing demands - The role of brand in customer trust, loyalty, and market differentiation - How leading organizations are aligning brand across the entire customer experience - Ways to measure the business impact of brand beyond traditional marketing metrics