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Sean
Earhard
Director of Enablement and Acceleration
Cisco
Sean helps sellers win in the unique world of cybersecurity, where every sale must be won twice. It's not enough to just get the customer to say "Yes"—sellers must also win the battle against criminal hacker gangs and state-sponsored attackers, who evolve their tactics by the second, working tirelessly to penetrate customer defenses, shutting those sales down. As Cisco's Director of Cybersecurity Seller Enablement and Acceleration, Sean leads a relentless global team that supports the design and scaling of enablement and GTM content and programs, turning information into action that drives pipeline and bookings. With 28 years of B2B sales, SaaS go-to-market, and sales enablement expertise, Sean is known for his ability to align diverse stakeholders in high-pressure environments, balancing competing senior leadership demands to guide global, cross-functional teams to swift action and the best path forward. His innovative customer engagement experiences recently crossed $1.2 billion in pipeline generated worldwide. Outside of work, when Sean isn’t spending time with his family, you’ll likely find him on the Jiu Jitsu mats, where growth is earned from humility, patience, and adaptability.
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12 November 2026 12:00 - 12:30
From fearing AI to being showcased for it
Enablement teams are often asked to turn messy, incomplete inputs, half-written decks, voice memos, scattered notes, into learning experiences that actually engage sellers, and to do it fast. This session explores how one enablement team moved away from technically correct but disengaging exercises toward interactive, AI-supported experiences that mirror real seller-customer scenarios. Beyond the build itself, the session focuses on what changed in how the team worked with everyone supplying content, replacing vague, back-and-forth requests with a clear, shared view of what was needed and why. Attendees will leave with a practical lens for applying the same thinking to their own content backlog and intake process. Key takeaways: - How to turn rough, incomplete content into structured, interactive learning experiences - Why "technically correct but dry" exercises fail to engage sellers, and what replaces them - How changing the intake process, not just the output, fixed the real bottleneck