The landscape of business is shifting rapidly, with AI at the forefront of this transformation. It's not just about enhancing products; AI is fundamentally altering the way companies approach sales, scaling, and overall success. At TechCrunch Disrupt 2025, set to take place in San Francisco from October 27-29, we will be examining how late-stage startups are maneuvering through these changes, particularly focusing on the impact of AI on go-to-market (GTM) strategies.
For entrepreneurs scaling their startups and seeking to incorporate AI into their growth plans, this panel discussion is a must-attend event. Our seasoned panelists will dissect the buzz surrounding AI to expose its tangible effects on various aspects of business, including sales, marketing, and customer success. They will offer insights into which strategies are yielding results and which are falling short, providing guidance on how to seamlessly integrate AI into your GTM strategy without losing focus or disrupting your team.
Among our distinguished speakers is Nirav Tolia, the CEO, president, and co-founder of Nextdoor, a widely recognized community platform in the tech industry. Tolia's impressive resume includes co-founding and leading Epinions.com, serving as COO at Shopping.com, and acting as the non-executive chair of Hedosophia.
Jane Alexander, a partner at CapitalG, brings over 15 years of experience in building and scaling GTM teams to the table. Prior to her role at CapitalG, she held the position of CMO at Carta and has held leadership roles at Salesforce and RelateIQ.
Vanessa Larco, co-founder of Premise and a former partner at NEA, rounds out our panel. With a background in product leadership and investing, Larco offers a keen perspective on how startups can grow efficiently and maintain focus amidst the AI-driven reshaping of product and market strategies.
Join us at this session and over 200 others at the tech epicenter, where more than 10,000 startup and VC leaders gather to uncover the next wave of innovation. Secure your tickets now and take advantage of up to $675 in savings before the July deadline.