Episode

AI Pressure on Today’s C-Suite

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C-Suite Sales & Marketing Perspectives
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May 26, 2026
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Summary

Episode #297: Valeria Balaro, Chief Marketing Officer at Star, explains how AI is forcing companies to rethink growth, talent development, marketing influence, and customer engagement. She discusses why human judgment, differentiated thinking, and cross-functional collaboration are becoming more valuable in the AI era. She also shares why modern CMOs must evolve beyond lead generation into true revenue leadership. “Company growth is changing completely, and AI is accelerating it greatly. It’s an accelerator, but an accelerator can go both ways, into the positive and into the negative.” - Valeria Balaro In this episode, Valeria shares how AI is reshaping growth strategies, marketing leadership, customer engagement, and workforce development. She explains why differentiated thinking, human judgment, and cross-functional collaboration are becoming essential competitive advantages in modern business. The conversation also explores why CMOs must evolve into revenue leaders who influence systems, operations, and long-term company growth. Follow Valeria Balaro on LinkedIn Follow Steve MacDonald on LinkedIn