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Nipul Chokshi, Cuts Through Jargon about ABM and AI (Oh, and Revenue Too)
The two biggest buzzwords in sales and marketing are ABM and AI. In this interview, Nipul Chokshi, VP of Marketing and Lattice Engines cuts through the jargon to talk about how account-based marketing and AI improve sales and marketing, and increase revenue.
Nipul Chokshi, VP, Marketing
Nipul Chokshi runs marketing at Lattice and is responsible for product positioning and sales enablement.
Prior to Lattice, Nipul built and ran the solutions marketing and sales enablement functions at Yammer (acquired by Microsoft in 2012). Before Yammer, he led product management/marketing at Marketo and Merced Systems (acquired by NICE Systems). Nipul lives in San Francisco, enjoys great wine and food, and is an avid runner.
He earned a Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering from Cornell University, and an MBA from the University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business.
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By predictablerevenueThe two biggest buzzwords in sales and marketing are ABM and AI. In this interview, Nipul Chokshi, VP of Marketing and Lattice Engines cuts through the jargon to talk about how account-based marketing and AI improve sales and marketing, and increase revenue.
Nipul Chokshi, VP, Marketing
Nipul Chokshi runs marketing at Lattice and is responsible for product positioning and sales enablement.
Prior to Lattice, Nipul built and ran the solutions marketing and sales enablement functions at Yammer (acquired by Microsoft in 2012). Before Yammer, he led product management/marketing at Marketo and Merced Systems (acquired by NICE Systems). Nipul lives in San Francisco, enjoys great wine and food, and is an avid runner.
He earned a Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering from Cornell University, and an MBA from the University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business.