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Nicholas
D'Amato
Global Customer Advocacy Marketing Manager
Cisco
Nic D’Amato is a passionate customer marketer with 5+ years of experience who loves to build meaningful relationships with his customers and drive value for them and his organization. He is captivated by understanding what people care about, how they think, and what gets them to act. As a Customer Marketing Manager at Cisco, Nic works on Cisco’s customer advocacy and engagement programs, always looking for creative new ways to innovate and improve the company’s award-winning customer program, Cisco Insider. He is currently building out a new blueprint for the program, focusing on how loyalty and advocacy come together to encourage engagement, retention, and brand preference. Nic holds a bachelor’s degree in Marketing with a concentration in Digital Media & Technology from Fordham University right here in New York.
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03 October 2026 10:15 - 10:45
Panel - Metrics that move the needle: What execs really care about
Customer marketing teams are generating more data than ever, but not all metrics tell the story leadership needs to hear. This panel brings together senior executives and customer marketing leaders to unpack which metrics truly capture customer impact, drive strategic decisions, and secure executive confidence. From boardroom conversations to budget justification, you will gain an inside look at how top-performing organizations are reframing KPIs to prove customer marketing’s influence on revenue, retention, and long-term growth. Expect honest discussion, real-world examples, and actionable advice to help your reporting resonate at the highest levels. Key takeaways: - Understand which customer marketing metrics actually matter to executive teams. - Learn how to connect engagement data to revenue, retention, and business outcomes. - Discover how to reframe reporting to elevate customer marketing’s strategic value.