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Colten
Hoth
Director, GTM Strategy & Operations
Lucid Software
Colten leads a Go-to-Market Operations team at Lucid Software, where he is responsible for the "how" behind the company’s growth and retention. From architecting sales territories and quota capacity to empowering CX teams through automated insights. Colten ensures the revenue engine runs at peak performance. His unique perspective is backed by a Master’s in Business Analytics and a 13-year career split between Investment Banking Operations and SaaS leadership. He is passionate about transforming raw data into the operational frameworks that allow modern tech companies to scale both intelligently and sustainably.
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24 February 2026 09:15 - 09:45
Panel: Designing capacity, territory and quota models that actually drive predictable revenue
Capacity, territory, and quota design should create clarity and predictability but for many revenue teams, they’re a source of friction, missed targets, and constant rework. As markets tighten and productivity expectations rise, RevOps leaders are being asked to build models that are not only mathematically sound, but grounded in real-world selling behaviour and aligned to the GTM strategy. In this panel, revenue and operations leaders will break down what it really takes to design models that drive consistency rather than chaos. We’ll explore how to balance top-down planning with bottom-up insight, how to avoid the common assumptions that quietly break predictability, and how to adapt models mid-year without blowing up team morale or forecast accuracy. We’ll dig into: - How high-performing teams approach capacity planning in shifting markets - Building territory models that are equitable, data-driven, and actually workable - Quota-setting practices that avoid over-assignment and burnout - How to pressure-test your models before rollout and measure success after launch