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Esha
Joshi
Co-Founder & Head of Product
Yoodli
Esha Joshi is the co-founder and Chief Product Officer of Yoodli, AI-powered communication coach (Grammarly for speech). Yoodli provides private and judgement free feedback to help you ace your next presentation or sales pitch. It’s being used by hundreds of thousands of individuals and organizations like Google, Toastmasters, Dale Carnegie, among others. Yoodli has raised $7M+ in funding, and been featured across media outlets such as the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Inc. Before Yoodli, Esha worked as a software engineer at Apple on the launch of streaming service TV+. She is a Grace Hopper keynote speaker, former Toastmasters champion, Forbes 30 under 30 honoree, and was voted Best Young Entrepreneur in the Pacific Northwest.
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12 November 2026 11:30 - 11:30
Betting on humans in the age of AI
AI is changing how sales teams prospect, research and follow up. It can write the email and summarize the call. It can’t build the trust that closes the deal. As buyers get flooded with AI-generated outreach, the reps who stand out are the ones who can run a sharp discovery call, handle an objection without flinching, and hold a real conversation with an executive. The catch is that these skills are the hardest to scale. Most reps get a few roleplays during onboarding, then learn the rest on live deals, with real pipeline on the line. In this 30-minute session, we’ll talk about why enablement leaders are doubling down on human skills right now and how AI can give every rep the reps they need before the conversations that count. You’ll walk away with: - Why human selling skills matter more as buyers tune out AI-driven noise - How to move practice out of onboarding and into the weekly rhythm of your team - Examples of teams using AI roleplay to prep for discovery, objection handling, negotiation and exec conversations - How to tie skill practice to ramp time, win rates and other numbers your CRO cares about