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The Uncaged Show celebrates thought leadership from today's top business leaders. The program provides a voice to amazing executives from around the globe who are shaping the world of business today and mapping the path to the world of commerce tomorrow.
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Chidu Nachiappan is the VP of Sales EMEA at VertiGIS, a global software and solutions company that builds enterprise geospatial mapping and location intelligence tools.Skilled in key account management, solution selling, business development, people management, negotiating global contracts, brand building & maintaining healthy strategic partner community with key global partners. We spoke with Chidu about this and about ConnectMaster, a software created to plan, document and operate telecommunications networks — with full transparency, smarter design, and lower costs.
The UNCAGED Show was at the Adweek and we were able to gather an amazing panel of specialists.Francois-Xavier Reodo (FX), Chief Marketing Officer at EY- ParthenonDoug Zarkin , Chief Marketing Officer at Driven Brands Inc. Michael Harrison , Chief Executive Officer Winterberry GroupLauren Pattani , AIA Transformation Lead at PfizerModerated by Bant Breen , CEO of Qnary and host of the UNCAGED show.In this episode, industry experts discuss the evolving landscape of advertising, the impact of AI, and the importance of aligning tools with meaningful work. They share insights on transforming business practices and navigating technological fatigue. In this panel, industry experts explore the evolving landscape of marketing, the role of AI, creator economy, and the importance of authenticity and strategic creativity in modern advertising.
Jeff Schwarcz is the Managing Director and Private Capital U.S. Leader at Alvarez & Marsal, a leading global professional services firm dedicated to helping organizations tackle their most complex business issues, maximize stakeholder value, and deliver sustainable change.
Carsten Sudhoff is a Creator of Structured Networking and SPIEGEL Bestselling Author of the book 'No One Wins Alone'.His career has taken him across eight countries and three continents, spanning banking, the automotive industry, the World Economic Forum, career consulting, and entrepreneurship. As Chief Human Resources Officer at the World Economic Forum, Carsten collaborated with global leaders from business, government, academia, and civil society, contributing to the Think Tank on New Models of Leadership.It was there that one belief became impossible to ignore: The greatest opportunities rarely come from what you know. They come from who you bring together. That belief became the foundation of his work.Over the past decade, Carsten has helped more than 12.000 professionals and organizations turn relationships into measurable business value as the founder of CircularSociety and creator of the Structured Networking Method.He believes networking is no longer a soft skill. It is one of the most important business skills of the future because it helps people:• Turn conversations into opportunities.• Accelerate business growth.• Build strategic partnerships.• Advance their careers.• Increase their influence.• Create ecosystems that generate long-term value.• Walk into any room with confidence and purpose.
Prasen Shelar has spent most of his career around security teams. Across Demisto, Palo Alto Networks, Fylamynt, and now Axari, he has seen the same thing over and over: security teams are expected to move incredibly fast, but so much of the work still depends on people manually holding everything together. Figuring out what matters. Finding the right owner. Following up. Making decisions. Keeping things from getting dropped. That’s the part of security Prasen has become obsessed with.Before this, Prasen was the first PM at Demisto, worked on Cortex XSOAR and Prisma Cloud at Palo Alto Networks, and later helped build Fylamynt, which was acquired by NetApp.
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