
Speakers
Operators, founders and engineers running the systems that compound.









Eoin Hallahan is a commercial leader with over 16 years building and scaling global B2B SaaS and adtech businesses across EMEA, APAC, the US and Greater China. At Google, Meta, AdRoll, Supermetrics and now SplitMetrics, he has taken products from single-digit to nine-figure ARR, running revenue organisations end to end: sales, customer success, partnerships, revenue operations and pricing, with customers and partners including Apple, Google and the world's largest brands.
That vantage point is exactly why he is at GROWTH:SUMMIT:26. Eoin joins the panel on how AI is changing the startup game to talk about what AI has actually changed inside a revenue organisation: which parts of forecasting, pipeline discipline and coaching it genuinely improves, and which parts still come down to healthy culture and good leadership. Expect production numbers, not predictions.

Susan O'Neill is CEO of Paygentic. Full biography to follow.



Ed has a wealth of experience in go-to-market models and growth strategies, through data analysis, an understanding of the evolution of commercial channels and an overall interest in commerce. A people centric leader, Ed has build GTM teams across international markets to drive exponential growth across EMEA, JAPAC and the Americas.
Ed is on a Board with Delta-Equity Partners and has an advisory role with Optivian.ai among other engagements.
Prior to establishing Crovation Ed was CSO for Supermetrics, a marketing data analytics platform, before which he was CRO as ChannelEngine, an eCommerce marketplace platform.
With previous roles leading HubSpot’s EMEA sales organisation and Google Cloud’s global SMB sales channels, Ed has seen GTM in big and small companies. Ed’s early career was with Omron Electronics, a Japanese multinational and IBM.
Originally from Ireland Ed has lived and worked in UK and US, engaging clients from every continent.
A graduate in Marketing Management from Trinity College Dublin, and later receiving his MBA from Henley Management College, Ed has also held board level posts in charities focused on helping to bridge the ‘digital divide’.
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