Nominated for the steady, sober voice he brings to AI marketing, calling out the hype when others amplify it, and shipping the real work either way.

Nominated for showing up as the kind of marketing leader other marketing leaders learn from, generous with what she knows, curious about what she doesn't.

Nominated for twenty-five years of plainspoken, builder-mode marketing leadership, steady in a function that rarely rewards steadiness.

Nominated for the rare strategic instinct to see revenue, demand, and data as one connected motion, and to architect it that way.

Nominated for leading the kind of transformations that change people, tools, and process at once, and for the patience to make all three stick.

Nominated for being a forward-thinking decision maker who treats technology as a strategic lever, accelerating revenue and creating real value across the organization.

Nominated for the seasoned, methodology-first way she builds marketing organizations that hold up to scrutiny, and for the playbook five CMO seats have refined.

Nominated for fifteen years of grounded, hype-skeptical RevOps work, and for the operating rhythms that make GTM teams actually run.

Nominated for treating data as a practice, not a slide, and for building the GTM systems that turn ambition into measurable outcomes.

Nominated for the steady, generous way he leads demand teams, blending data-driven rigor with the relationship instinct most marketers lose along the way.

Nominated for the rare instinct to see where product, marketing, and revenue have to align, and the conviction to build companies around that alignment.

Nominated for the energy he brings to revenue enablement, treating AI, prompt engineering, and automation as the new fluency every modern GTM needs.

Nominated for the willing-to-experiment, strategic-learner energy she brings to demand work, treating the new way of marketing as something to test in public, not theorize about in private.

Nominated for the seasoned, builder-mode discipline he brings to revenue leadership, two decades of scaling enterprise sales motions through repeatable systems.

Nominated for the rare kind of marketing operations leadership that creates room for teams to challenge themselves and make harder decisions, the work most people credit but few actually do.

Nominated for keeping the GTM industry grounded in what's actually true about AI and data, pushing operators past the slideware into the work that compounds and shows true impact

Nominated for the steady, methodical way she builds the operations behind marketing teams, the kind of work that quietly determines whether everything else holds together.

Nominated for the rare blend of analytical rigor and cultural instinct, the kind of marketer who can be both the smartest person in the room and the most curious about what's outside it.

Nominated for the way he creates space for new thinking as the GTM landscape shifts, treating transformation as something to design for, not react to.

Nominated for the sharpened, signal-first thinking he brings to GTM, cutting through the noise of intent data and back to the deterministic moves that actually build pipeline.

Nominated for the sharp, build-mode operating instinct she brings to GTM Ops.  She's one of the best, designing the systems and rhythms that quietly determine whether everything else holds together.

Nominated for the rare ability to operate in the unwritten. She's the operator, turning ambiguity into the next right call in an age where GTM is getting redefined every min.

Nominated for the authentic, team-building style of leadership her peers describe as wizardry, building cultures large teams stay personally connected to.

Nominated for being the coolest, calmest, most genuinely data-driven ops leader in the room, the kind of operator others build their careers next to.