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Pedro Arellano
Head of Product Marketing, Looker at Google
Pedro Arellano is a Data and Analytics executive with a strong background in go-to-market strategy, product marketing, market intelligence, sales enablement, and analyst relations, accumulating over twenty years of experience in the industry.
He has showcased his expertise by occupying various technical, professional services, product management, and marketing roles, and has been a speaker at industry conferences and tradeshows in the Americas and Europe.
Mr. Arellano holds a Computer Engineering degree from ITESM in Monterrey, Mexico, and has a B.S. from Tecnológico de Monterrey.
His professional journey includes leadership positions such as Head of Product Marketing and former Vice President of Product Marketing at Looker, former Vice President of Product Strategy at Birst, and several roles at MicroStrategy in product marketing, professional services, and customer support.
Additionally, Mr. Arellano has contributed as a JD Power Certification Advisory Board member at SSPA and has a background in media as a Producer/Host at Stereo Gol.
With a diverse skill set and a wealth of experience, Pedro Arellano is a seasoned professional in the Data and Analytics industry.
Highlights
What is the definition of a growth professional? 🤔 Is there a difference between a marketing role and a growth role? Does this function involve customer acquisition or not? I've encountered different real-world examples, suggesting there's little consensus on this topic. Here's one perspective from Arpit Choudhury, founder of databeats 🥁. Share your thoughts below, especially if you identify as a growth professional! 📈
Had a lot of fun with this one. What do ancient Greek thinkers and data analytics have in common? More than you might expect 🤔. In this new blog, I look at early but enduring ideas from Plato and Socrates about something we've been exploring in the context of business analytics: the difference between knowledge and inspiration 🧠 . I then share stories from leaders whose use of data brings these concepts to the modern business landscape. The takeaway? Knowledge is not enough. Business leaders need inspiration 💡. Read more in the blog and feel free to share your thoughts! 🦘
