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Lital Asher - Dotan
4X Chief Marketing Officer ★ Experienced Product Marketing Leader ★ Cybersecurity, Cloud, Data, AI ★ The Didi & Lital Show Podcast ★ Transforming GTM to a growth machine
Lital Asher-Dotan is the Chief Marketing Officer at Beyond Identity, a leading provider of secure identity and access management (IAM) platforms.12 She has an extensive background in marketing leadership roles within the technology and cybersecurity sectors.
Career Highlights
- Current Role: Chief Marketing Officer at Beyond Identity (September 2023 - Present)1
- Previous Positions:
- Chief Marketing Officer at Dig Security
- Chief Marketing Officer at Hunters (2 years 9 months)
- Chief Growth Officer / CGO at Tamr Inc. (1 year 2 months)
- VP Marketing at Cybereason (4 years 4 months)
- Senior Product Marketing Manager at Rapid7 (1 year)
Education
- MA in Biotechnology Management from Columbia University
- BSc in Biology from Tel Aviv University (Special Program for outstanding students, Magna Cum Laude)
Skills and Expertise
Lital has a proven track record in driving growth for startups, particularly in the cybersecurity and technology sectors. Her experience spans across various marketing leadership roles, demonstrating her ability to develop and execute effective marketing strategies for innovative tech companies.1
Highlights
The agenda for BeyondCon 2024 in NYC is officially live - a full day of everything you need to know about the latest innovation and winning approaches for Implementing Identity Security in organizations, shared by Sam Curry, Ian Glazer, Sarah Cecchetti, Dean H. Saxe, CIDPRO Dr. Chase Cunningham, Jonathan Sander, Louis Marascio, and Jasson Casey.
In addition to the amazing content - you don't want to miss the unique opening night: a private experience with the🎭 🎶 Hamilton Cast 🎭 🎶 A once in a lifetime experience in NYC!
Join me and my fellow Beyond Identity team in person in NYC, Sep 11-12. #BeyondCon2024 #Cybersecurity #IAM Sign in the link in the 1st comment!
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