Marketing leadership is being reshaped fast, by AI, shifting customer expectations, and rising pressure to prove impact in the language of the business. Deloitte’s 2025 CMO Survey perspectives underscore the reality senior leaders are navigating: 64% of CMOs say their top challenge is marketing’s value to the business, and there’s a notable profitability alignment gap, only 33% of CMOs prioritize profitability vs. 67% saying their peers do. At the same time, AI is accelerating the operating model shift: 1 in 6 marketing activities are already automated or AI-enhanced today, and up to half are expected to be automated within three years.
Join women executives and allies across marketing, commerce and growth for a candid, high-trust conversation with 6 influential executive panelists from leading public and private sector organizations. This is not a theory session, panelists will share first-hand personal stories, hard-won lessons, and pivotal career moments that shaped how they lead through disruption, earn C-suite confidence, and make AI real in their organizations.
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