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Joe
Altomonte
Director, Sales Enablement
Newfi
Joe likes figuring out how people learn, making complicated things easier to understand, and helping sales teams win without burying them in corporate jargon. Before that, he was part of a breakdancing crew (yes, really) and later worked behind a microphone as a broadcaster. He loves stadiums and city skylines, even though he has a healthy respect for heights. It turns out his fear of the top floor is no match for how much he likes the view.
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27 January 2027 11:30 - 12:15
Panel discussion | Classroom, online or self-serve: Where do reps actually learn?
Some skills stick best in a room. Others land better in a five-minute video watched right before a call. Most enablement teams pick one format and use it for everything, then pay for it in wasted hours and forgotten lessons. The real question isn't in-person or virtual. It's which format fits which skill, for which rep. Our panelists run learning programs for teams of every size, from a handful of reps to thousands across time zones. They'll debate when a tailored path is worth building and when one program for everyone does the job. And they'll share how they decide where in-person budget earns its keep. Key takeaways • A simple way to match each skill to a format: in-person, live virtual or on-demand • When personalized learning paths are worth the extra build time, and when they aren't • How to justify the travel and venue cost of in-person training