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Alexander
Matyushenko
Vice President Global Sales Enablement
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Alexander is an enablement and GTM leader with over 20 years of experience driving revenue growth at technology companies including Google, Amazon, and Microsoft. His career began in the partner channel and evolved through nearly a decade in sales and sales leadership roles across EMEA and the U.S., giving him deep experience in both local and global go-to-market strategies. Alexander has led initiatives that transform sales mindsets from product to solutions selling, developed new proficiency frameworks and leadership programs, revamped onboarding experiences, and introduced AI-driven technologies to enhance sales excellence and support sustained business growth. A builder and leader at heart, Alexander believes that people achieve more through inclusion, innovation, simplification, and a continuous learning mindset, and he is passionate about helping others reach their full potential.
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24 July 2025 13:30 - 14:00
Coaching the coaches: Unlocking the full potential of sales managers
Sales managers sit at the intersection of enablement strategy and frontline execution, yet they're often the most overlooked link in the chain. Despite heavy investment in training, content, and technology, the manager layer, the critical bridge between learning and behaviour change, rarely gets the attention it deserves.In this keynote, you'll explore: • Enabling sales managers multiplies the impact of every enablement investment. • Managers need the right frameworks to reinforce learning and drive accountability. • Barriers prevent managers from fulfilling this role, and they need to be removed. • Manager enablement should deliver lasting behaviour change and measurable results. The core challenge: organisations must shift from a training-first to a manager-first enablement mindset, equipping managers not just to support initiatives, but to become active architects of performance, coaching excellence, and revenue growth.