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Kelly
Piane
Director of Sales Enablement
Infios
Kelly Piane is the Director of Sales Enablement at Infios, where she leads enablement programs across global revenue teams. She began her career as a BDR before moving into sales, and then eventually finding her passion in sales enablement and coaching. Throughout her enablement career, Kelly has built and scaled enablement functions, developed high-performing teams, and helped organizations navigate change. She is passionate about creating a culture of continuous learning, understanding what truly motivates people to develop, and designing programs that drive lasting behavior change. As enablement continues to evolve, her focus has expanded to embracing AI, supporting the shift from Sales Enablement to Revenue Enablement, and helping organizations adapt to the changing needs of modern revenue teams. Outside of work, you’ll find Kelly doing hot yoga, or spending time with her family, friends, and her cat Darby.
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12 November 2026 13:30 - 14:00
Enablement therapy: your challenge, solved by the room
Every enablement leader has at least one conversation they've never had out loud, the one that doesn't make it into a case study or a LinkedIn post because it's not a win yet. This roundtable session is built to be that room, small tables, honest conversation, no one performing for a stage. Attendees pick the table that matches the problem they're actually sitting with right now, not the one that sounds best in a recap email. 1. The manager gap. Frontline sales managers are still the biggest lever on rep performance, and most still can't coach well. Whose job is it to actually fix that, and why hasn't it worked so far. 2. From sales enablement to strategic revenue partner: Scaling your team, influence, and impact. 3. Tool fatigue and vendor sprawl. When do you stop buying new tools and start ripping things out, and how do you tell the difference between a gap and a shiny distraction. 4. Proving ROI on a frozen budget. Making the business case for enablement when you don't have a flashy case study yet, just a function that quietly keeps things running.