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Leena
Sukumar
Senior Product Marketing Director
RingCentral
Leena is an engineer turned marketer who loves the challenge of bringing to market innovative and niche products and services, she am driven to accelerate top line revenue growth drawing on experience across diverse industries.
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09 September 2026 17:00 - 17:15
Closing remarks
Our host brings the conversation to a close for day one as we head into happy hour
09 September 2026 09:00 - 09:15
Chairperson opening remarks
Welcome to CMO Summit San Francisco 2025. We will start with an overview of the day's agenda, followed by a brief icebreaker session designed to help you connect with peers and share your goals and challenges.
09 September 2026 13:25 - 14:15
The rise of the buying group: Rethinking B2B GTM for the modern enterprise buyer
Enterprise buying decisions are no longer driven by a single decision-maker. Today’s B2B purchases involve increasingly complex buying groups made up of stakeholders across finance, operations, technology, procurement, and leadership; each with different priorities, risks, and expectations. This shift is forcing CMOs to rethink traditional go-to-market strategies, messaging, and customer engagement models. This session explores how leading B2B organizations are adapting their GTM approach to influence buying committees more effectively, align marketing and sales around multi-stakeholder engagement, and drive stronger enterprise growth in a more complex decision-making environment. Key Takeaways - How buying groups are reshaping enterprise B2B sales and marketing strategies - Approaches for engaging multiple stakeholders across complex buying journeys - How CMOs can align messaging, content, and outreach to different decision-makers - The role of data, intent signals, and customer intelligence in modern B2B GTM - Strategies for improving conversion, consensus-building, and enterprise deal velocity