We joined B2B Marketing Live in London on November 19–20 — as both a sponsor and a speaker — to connect with B2B marketing and revenue leaders who are scaling fast and ready to make their GTM strategies smarter, more aligned, and built for growth.
In this session, Gillian Stringer (N.Rich) and Ayanda Chiwuta (Hadrian) walk through what B2B can learn from the way Gucci approaches a debut show — from building anticipation and context, to telling a clear story that helps the audience understand why the change matters. They connect those ideas directly to modern GTM: how you frame your launches, demos, and campaigns so buyers don’t just see features, but feel the story behind them.
Key takeaways:
In this session, Gillian Stringer (N.Rich) and Ayanda Chiwuta (Hadrian) walk through what B2B can learn from the way Gucci approaches a debut show — from building anticipation and context, to telling a clear story that helps the audience understand why the change matters. They connect those ideas directly to modern GTM: how you frame your launches, demos, and campaigns so buyers don’t just see features, but feel the story behind them.
Key takeaways:
Design your GTM like a debut show: build context and anticipation before you “demo” anything.
Use storytelling and emotion to make complex products easier to understand — not just more “creative.”
Map your narrative to the buyer journey so every touchpoint has a clear role, from first impression to decision.