Content Leaders Collective: Proving Content's Business Impact Starts With the Right CCMS

Learn how content leaders running modern CCMS platforms are proving the business impact of content operations — from customer experience and adoption to scalability and what comes next.

Tuesday, July 14 @ 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET
Panelists
Melinda Belcher,

Executive Director, Content Design
JPMorgan Chase

Andy Iddon,

Chief Strategy Officer
Content Bloom

Stefan Gentz,

Principal Worldwide Evangelist
Adobe

Dom Nicastro,

Editor-in-Chief
CMSWire

On the Agenda

Most organizations invest heavily in content modernization, or plan to. Fewer can clearly explain what they got in return — especially when they're still running content operations on a legacy CCMS that was never designed for the scale, speed or AI-readiness the business now demands.

Content teams are expected to support faster releases, better customer experiences and AI-driven initiatives. But when your CCMS creates bottlenecks instead of removing them, proving impact becomes even harder — because the inefficiencies in the system cloud the value of the work.

This Content Leaders Collective roundtable focuses on what changes when content operations are finally working — and how leaders connect content investments to real business outcomes.

What You’ll Learn

In this 60-minute panel discussion, you'll hear from content leaders who have navigated the gap between legacy systems and modern CCMS platforms — and come out the other side with results they can defend at the executive level. Perspectives include:
  • How content influences customer experience, onboarding and adoption
  • Where mature teams see measurable impact beyond efficiency gains
  • What content leaders track after modernizing their CCMS — and what executives actually care about
  • How organizations scale content without burning out teams
  • What a future-ready CCMS enables that a legacy system structurally cannot
The session concludes with a live Q&A, giving attendees the opportunity to engage directly with the panel and discuss challenges specific to their organizations.

If your team is still working around the limitations of an outdated CCMS — or you've already modernized and need to show what it bought you — this conversation is for you.