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Henry Ngo

10+ Years in B2B SaaS Startups | Go-to-Market Strategist & Advisor

Henry Ngo is a seasoned marketing leader with a rich background in hypergrowth startups, bringing over ten years of expertise in demand generation and revenue marketing.

His forte lies in crafting efficient marketing systems, leveraging data-driven insights to optimize sales funnels, and enhance conversion rates.

Henry thrives on strategic planning and creative problem-solving, adept at designing innovative campaigns that align with business objectives.

He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Political Science from the University of California, Davis.

Henry has held various significant roles in renowned organizations like Arena, Iterable, and DoubleDutch (now part of Cvent), where he contributed his skills in marketing operations, demand generation, and leadership.

Passionate about sharing knowledge and connecting with fellow marketers, Henry is always eager to discuss smart marketing strategies for driving growth.

Highlights

Jan 30 · linkedin

Let's get real – sometimes what's best for the business isn't what your customers want.

Or, it might not align with your own personal ambitions or even what your team expects. And let's not forget the bigger impact on the community and environment.

So, you're not always going to make decisions that everyone can win.

I've learned this the hard way.

Being a young leader, the fear of stepping on toes is real.

But that’s the nature of change. If you’re steering the ship through rough waters, you have to be ok with getting in the splash zone.

Dec 11 · linkedin

For fellow demand gen marketers, EOY means it's time we all stare into the abyss (i.e., those daunting planning spreadsheets, pipeline waterfalls, campaign calendars). No matter how many times I've been through this before, I grapple with the "where to start", the "what to focus on", and especially the feeling of missing something crucial.

So if you are feeling a bit overwhelmed or stuck, here are some pointers to consider.

Start with your goals. What are the key targets for next year? Think about what areas your campaigns need to fill before you have that brainstorm meeting.

Reflect on the past year. Review what worked and what only "kind of" worked. Sometimes things fizzle out for a reason. Having this context will help you understand what environments are needed for your campaigns to work.

Customer perspective. Put yourself in your customers' shoes. What challenges might they face as we step into the new year? Understanding their journey allows you to be their guide, leading them through obstacles with well-timed, relevant content.

Built-in flexibility. The only constant is change (it made me cringe to write that). But it's true. Build plans that are adaptable to unforeseen shifts, and even better, ones that allow you to seize the marketable moments that will for sure come up.

And remember to surface for air. Come up from those spreadsheets every once in a while really puts things into context.

Happy planning, everyone!

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