AI is helping marketers move faster, but not always smarter. Katrina Wong, Chief Marketing Officer at New Relic, explains how her team turns raw data into decisions leadership can trust. She covers using AI to analyze recorded sales calls for unbiased win-loss insights, deploying real-time in-product signals to personalize the self-service funnel, and building a human-in-the-loop fact-checking process to catch AI drift before it erodes trust in the data.

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Most marketing campaign workflows will disappear within three years. Brendan Farnand, Co-founder and Chief Evangelist at Knak, spent the past year talking with over 100 enterprise marketing teams—including OpenAI, Google, Stripe, and AT&T—to learn where AI helps campaign production and where it breaks. He explains what separates companies experimenting with AI from the ones actually shipping better marketing, and how campaigns should function in the AI era.

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AI removed the campaign bottleneck, but volume alone won't win. Brendan Farnand, co-founder and chief evangelist at Knak, spent the past year studying how 100+ enterprise teams—including OpenAI, Google, and YouTube—build AI-native marketing campaigns. He breaks down OpenAI's workflow that starts with an unstructured Slack message, uses AI agents to build a structured brief in Linear, then generates production-ready assets through an MCP server. Farnand also explains why campaigns should function like factory production lines, how to apply Goldratt's single-constraint theory to marketing throughput, and where humans stay in the loop to protect taste and relevance.

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Most conference speakers turn their session into a sales pitch. Brendan Farnand, co-founder and Chief Evangelist at Knak, has spoken at Adobe Summit, Salesforce Connections, and the MarTech Conference. He explains why a full product pitch on stage falls flat, and how to make your talk relevant enough that the audience leaves with something they can actually use at their organization.

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Marketing teams struggle to make AI work in real campaign production. Brendan Farnand, co-founder and Chief Evangelist at Knak, spent the past year talking with over 100 enterprise marketing teams—including OpenAI, Google, Stripe, and AT&T—to learn where AI helps and where it breaks. He explains what separates companies experimenting with AI from those actually shipping better marketing, how campaigns should function in the AI era, and how to deliver value to an audience without turning it into a sales pitch.

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Most marketing teams experiment with AI but never ship better work. Brendan Farnand, Co-founder and Chief Evangelist at Knak, spent the past year interviewing 100+ enterprise marketing teams—including OpenAI, Google, Stripe, and AT&T—to learn what separates AI experimentation from real output. He explains how marketing campaigns should function in the AI era, where AI actually helps versus where it breaks, and how to build on-brand campaign assets at scale without code or developer support.

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AI made campaign creation easy, so the new bottleneck is knowing what to ship. Brendan Farnand, co-founder and chief evangelist at Knak, spent the past year studying how enterprise teams like OpenAI, Google, and YouTube build AI-native campaigns. He breaks down OpenAI's agent workflow that starts with an unstructured Slack message, builds a structured brief in Linear, then passes assets to a production platform for a human to add taste. He also explains applying Goldratt's Theory of Constraints to find the single bottleneck in your go-to-market process, and why speed to market can mean millions more customers reached.

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Connected TV is becoming a performance marketing channel. Alison Clark, CTV and Go-to-Market Strategy Lead at AdRoll, breaks down why CTV is merging with digital advertising. She explains how video fits inside a unified digital strategy, why omnichannel buys across TV, display, and social work as one plan, and how brand perception now feeds AI-driven marketing outcomes.

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Connected TV is becoming a performance channel, not just a brand play. Alison Clark, CTV and Go-to-Market Strategy Lead at AdRoll, explains how video fits inside a unified digital strategy. She breaks down why marketers should stop separating CTV from digital advertising, how omnichannel buying across television, display, and social works as one strategy, and why brand perception now shapes AI-driven discovery.

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Connected TV is becoming a performance marketing channel. Alison Clark, CTV and Go-to-Market Strategy Lead at AdRoll, brings 20 years of media experience across programmatic, CTV, digital, and linear. She explains why video will fold into digital strategy rather than stay siloed, how omnichannel buying spans television, display, and social in a single plan, and why brand perception now shapes performance in an AI-first world.

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