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Yu chul
Chung
Head of Global Sales Enablement
Elektrobit
Yu Chul is an accomplished global sales enablement leader with over two decades of experience driving performance across international B2B environments. Currently serving as Head of Global Sales Enablement at Elektrobit, Yu Chul leads strategic initiatives that align sales, training, and go-to-market execution to accelerate revenue growth and team effectiveness. Prior to this, he held senior enablement and training leadership roles at organisations including OPPO, Google, Huawei, LG Electronics, BlackBerry, and HTC. Across these roles, Yu Chul has built and scaled global enablement programmes, led cross-functional field and training teams, and developed blended learning strategies to support sales excellence, onboarding, and leadership development. Known for his ability to unite regional and global teams through structured enablement frameworks, Yu Chul brings deep expertise in stakeholder communication, GTM strategy, and field sales coaching. He has consistently delivered impact through programmes that blend operational rigour with human-centric leadership, fostering high-performing sales cultures in complex, matrixed organisations.
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21 October 2026 11:15 - 12:00
Panel: Operationalizing change - How revenue teams actually adopt new ways of working
Everyone has a change management playbook. Almost no one has a team that follows it. New processes get announced, tools get rolled out, and then... the old habits creep back. Reps find workarounds. Managers revert. The initiative that looked great in the QBR deck quietly dies in the CRM. This session is for enablement leaders who are done with rollouts that don't stick. We'll get into the real work of adoption: what separates the 20% of orgs where change actually lands from the 80% where it doesn't, how to build reinforcement loops that outlast the launch moment, and what your frontline managers need to do differently to make new behaviors the default, not the exception. Expect candid conversation, practical frameworks, and the kind of hard-won lessons you won't find in a vendor case study. You'll leave with: • A diagnostic tool to identify where adoption fails within an organisation. • Strategies to persuade doubters who can influence the success of any initiative. • A method for measuring behaviour change, rather than just tool usage. If you've ever watched a perfectly good enablement program fail in execution, this one's for you.