Date & Time
Session time: 45 minutes
Most enterprise social teams are operating out of tools built for a different era.
You probably know the feeling. You’re navigating bloated interfaces, creating workarounds for clunky workflows, and losing time to manual tasks. The platform that was supposed to help you scale has become the bottleneck holding you back.
But changing your core technology feels daunting. It’s easy to stay “suite-stressed” because moving feels like too much work.
We wanted to have an honest conversation about what it actually takes to make a change—and what happens when you finally do.
On March 26, we’re sitting down with marketing leaders from global brands to talk through their platform switches. No sales pitches and no fluff—just a candid look at how they redefined their social operating model.
What we’ll talk about:
- The breaking point: That moment they realized their current setup was a liability.
- The intelligence unlock: What happened during the transition, and how access to real-time social data finally removed their team’s blind spots.
- The new ROI: How this shift changed the way they prove value and influence the wider business—from Product to CX.
- The first step: Practical advice for peers who know they need to make a change, but aren’t quite sure where to begin.
Ready to see what life looks like on the other side? Register now to join the conversation.
Format: This isn’t a broadcast—it’s a face-to-face virtual environment. Because this is an invite-only roundtable, we are keeping it completely collaborative and unscripted. To keep this a safe space, this session will not be recorded.
Presenters
Brittany Hennessy
Brittany Hennessy, VP of Social Intelligence Evangelism at Sprout Social, is the definitive authority on creator partnerships with unrivaled industry experience across the entire ecosystem. As a pioneering executive who built the first structured creator programs at Hearst Magazines and Horizon Media, Brittany has held leadership positions across every sector of the industry: brand, agency, publisher, and brand and creator facing technology platforms.
