Philippe Poutonnet

Vice President Product & Customer Marketing

Docusign

Connectivity, Cloud & Infrastructure

Artificial Intelligence

Marketing & Advertising

About Me

Philippe Poutonnet is a seasoned marketing executive with over two decades of experience in the technology sector. He currently serves as the Vice President of Product and Customer Marketing at DocuSign, where he leads strategy, positioning, and go-to-market execution. Prior to Docusign, Philippe was the Vice President of Product & Revenue Marketing at GitHub, overseeing the marketing organization. Before that, he served as Vice President of Product Marketing at Twilio, leading product, industry, and customer marketing, as well as analyst relations. Earlier in his career, Philippe played a key role in Google Cloud's exponential growth, joining when it was a $20M startup and helping scale it to $20B through multiple product marketing leadership positions. With a strong track record of building high-performing teams, launching innovative go-to-market strategies, and driving business impact at scale, Philippe is passionate about bridging technology and customer success.

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Trust Through Security: Reinventing Digital Identity Protection

Digital identity theft poses a direct threat to the very bedrock of our digital society. When identities are compromised, the consequences extend beyond financial losses and data breaches; they erode trust in the technological systems that underpin everything from signing contracts to transferring funds. Securing digital identities is not merely a technical necessity but a fundamental requirement to maintain confidence in the technology and the human interactions it facilitates. Implementing robust strategies—such as multi-factor authentication, biometric verification, and decentralized identity solutions—is imperative. Yet, as cyber threats grow more sophisticated, are these measures sufficient to safeguard our identities? How can we, both as individuals and organizations, stay ahead in the relentless battle against cyber adversaries and reinforce trust in our increasingly connected world?