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Liz
Waugh
Global Head of GTM & Marketing
SoftwareOne
As Global Head of GTM & Marketing at SoftwareOne, Liz leads a hugely talented global team focused on defining and implementing a customer- and partner-centric global GTM and marketing strategy spanning the full journey from awareness to revenue. Her role covers Product Marketing, Demand Generation, Partner Marketing, Sales Enablement, Content, Social Media, Analyst Relations, and Marketing Operations, while fostering innovation, collaboration, and accountability across the team. Prior to her current role, Liz held senior positions at Crayon, where she led global GTM and sales enablement strategies, and at Microsoft, where she drove partner enablement initiatives and consulted partners on their GTM motions. Liz is passionate about helping people succeed and is an ally to all. She loves a random idea, a challenging scenario, and any opportunity to learn from different perspectives.
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18 June 2026 14:30 - 15:00
The enabler's dilemma
Sales enablement has never had more opportunity to influence revenue performance - but the role has also never felt more stretched. As AI accelerates change across the go-to-market organisation, enablement teams are being asked to move faster, support more priorities, and prove their impact more clearly. The dilemma? How do you stay focused on the work that truly moves revenue forward when the needs of the business, sellers, managers, and leadership are constantly shifting? In this session, Rebecca Bell will be joined by Imogen McCourt, who recently evolved the revenue enablement function at The Economist Group, and Liz Waugh from SoftwareOne, to explore how enablers are navigating this pressure in real time. Together, they’ll unpack what it means to operate effectively amid change, how to avoid becoming reactive, and how enablement can stay aligned to the priorities that matter most to the business. Attendees will leave with practical ideas for prioritising enablement work, strengthening alignment with revenue teams, and building confidence in where enablement should focus next.