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Jimmy
Downing
VP, Revenue Operations
Next Glass
Jimmy Downing is the VP of Revenue Operations at Next Glass, where he builds the systems that connect sales, marketing, customer success, and finance. He is 50% GTM Engineer and 50% RevOps, allowing him to handle the hands-on build while staying strategic (combining both worlds, which mostly means he can build the thing... and even explain it to the CFO). He cares less about frameworks than about shipping things teams actually use. His focus is breaking down the silos between key departments. Most GTM problems aren't that complicated. They usually come down to broken handoffs between teams and the right people never getting in the same room. His work surfaces the data each team actually needs, automates handoffs, and turns scattered information into data leadership can finally trust, instead of data everyone quietly ignores. His background runs deep in the systems that make revenue teams work: redesigning ideal customer profiles, rebuilding quoting and renewal processes, and turning tools like Salesforce, Gong, and Clay into systems people rely on every day (and actually enjoy using).
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27 October 2026 14:30 - 15:15
Panel discussion | Breaking down GTM silos
Sales, marketing, customer success, and finance all play a role in driving revenue, but too often they're operating from different goals, metrics, and priorities. As the connective tissue across the go-to-market organization, RevOps is uniquely positioned to bring teams together around shared processes, trusted data, and common objectives. Join revenue leaders as they discuss how RevOps can break down silos, improve collaboration, and create the alignment needed to execute more effectively and deliver better business outcomes. Key takeaways: - Identify the most common causes of GTM misalignment. - Create shared goals, metrics, and accountability across teams. - Build stronger collaboration through process, data, and communication.