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Chin
Wu
Head of North America Consumer Marketing (PC, Gaming, Tablets)
Lenovo
Chin Wu is a global marketing leader with 20 years of experience across Asia and the Americas, specializing in brand strategy, customer insights, and integrated marketing. With nearly a decade in consumer electronics, she has a proven track record of transforming emerging brands into category leaders—most notably launching HP’s OMEN gaming brand in 2016 and growing it into a billion-dollar business. Passionate about people, brand, and innovation, Chin is known for building high-performing teams and cultivating collaborative cultures grounded in strategic alignment. She’s an expert at identifying white space opportunities, staying ahead of industry trends, and creating marketing activations that win awards and drive results. From building social channels from scratch to shaping brand partnerships, Chin blends creativity with data-driven insight to deliver standout customer experiences and lasting brand impact.
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16 April 2025 12:00 - 12:30
Panel - Aligning the C-suite for growth that lasts
In today’s volatile market, driving sustainable growth requires more than great marketing—it demands alignment across the C-suite. In this candid panel, CMOs share how they’ve built influence, driven collaboration, and aligned marketing efforts with broader business priorities. From setting shared KPIs to navigating competing agendas, you’ll hear practical strategies for strengthening relationships with fellow executives and elevating marketing’s impact at the highest level. If you're working to break down silos and drive meaningful business growth, this session is for you. Key takeaways: - Discover how to gain executive buy-in and align on shared growth objectives - Learn strategies to position marketing as a strategic driver across the business - Gain insight into how CMOs are fostering stronger, more collaborative C-suite relationships