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Anchal
Gautam
Digital Product Manager
Blick Art Materials
Anchal Gautam is a Digital Product Manager at Blick Art Materials with a strong background in product and program management, business transformation, and process improvement. Holding an MBA from Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, she has built her career around leading large-scale initiatives, streamlining operations, and translating business requirements into impactful product solutions. Her experience spans managing cross-functional teams, driving process optimization, and delivering measurable value through customer-focused digital products. With a blend of strategic thinking and operational excellence, Anchal is passionate about improving user experiences while aligning product outcomes with broader business goals. She brings expertise in stakeholder management, business process redesign, and program execution, helping organizations navigate complex challenges and turn opportunities into scalable, sustainable results.
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19 November 2026 10:45 - 11:30
Panel | The hybrid GTM at scale: What enterprise PLG looks like when it is actually working
Most enterprise PLG conversations are about the early stages. This one is about what comes after: two or three years in, the motion is established, the initial sales-team battles are resolved, and you are operating at volume. What does the mature version actually look like? Panelists cover how the model has evolved at scale — the metrics that matter now versus early on, the organizational changes that became unavoidable, and where the hybrid model created new tensions the initial design did not anticipate. Attendee takeaways - How the metrics that matter in a mature hybrid GTM differ from those in year one, and when to make the switch - The organizational changes that become unavoidable once the PLG motion reaches scale - Where the hybrid model creates new tensions at scale that did not exist at the start, and how panelists have managed them