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Funmi
Paul-Taiwo
Sales Enablement Content Manager
Smiths Detection
Funmi Paul-Taiwo is Sales Enablement Content Manager at Smiths Detection, bringing more than 15 years of experience across partnerships, content, marketing, and commercial strategy. Her career spans media, entertainment, and B2B organisations, where she has worked at the intersection of content, audiences, partnerships, and business growth. She has extensive experience developing compelling propositions and content, managing strategic partner relationships, and translating business objectives into initiatives that engage, influence, and drive results. Today, Funmi applies this expertise to sales enablement, helping teams communicate value with greater clarity, confidence, and consistency. She is particularly passionate about evolving enablement beyond content creation into a strategic function that builds capability, accelerates adoption, and delivers measurable commercial impact. Bringing a distinctly audience-led perspective, Funmi draws on years of experience working across diverse markets, partner ecosystems, and customer audiences to create enablement approaches that are relevant, scalable, and effective.
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02 December 2026 11:45 - 12:30
Interactive roundtables: Which enablement practices need to move from stale to scalable?
Most enablement teams are running at least one process that made sense two years ago and now survives on habit alone. The onboarding deck nobody has updated since the last product launch. The certification that measures attendance rather than competence. The quarterly training everyone sits through and nobody applies on a live call. The useful question isn't whether those practices technically work, it's which of them would survive a team twice the size. This roundtable puts real practices on the table instead: what teams have kept, what they've quietly killed off, and what had to be rebuilt once headcount grew past the point where effort alone could carry it. Practices in discussion: - Manager enablement - Partner/ channel enablement - Onboarding - Change Management