Marissa (Scott) Endres

Marissa (Scott) Endres has extensive experience in product marketing, specializing in positioning and messaging, go-to-market strategy, and launch marketing for early to mid-stage companies. Marissa has worked in various industries including IoT, AI, developer tools, governance & compliance, and finance.

In their most recent role as Head of Product Marketing at ConductorOne, they are responsible for leading product marketing efforts.

Prior to that, Marissa worked at Olivine Marketing as a Product Marketing Lead. During their time there, they played a crucial role in persona development, positioning and messaging, go-to-market strategy, website build-out, and product launches. Marissa led the marketing strategy for a Finnish IoT company's expansion into the US.

Before joining Olivine Marketing, Marissa took a break from their career and pursued personal interests and adventures.

Earlier in their career, they worked at Samsara as a Senior Product Marketing Manager, where they achieved significant pipeline growth and revenue growth through various marketing initiatives.

Marissa also has experience working at Amazon Web Services (AWS) as a Senior Product Marketing Manager, where they focused on AI, Robotics, and IoT. Marissa led the creation of IoT campaign and portfolio messaging and successfully launched IoT edge solutions into the market.

Marissa started their career in the Commercial Leadership Program at Current, powered by GE, where they gained valuable skills in commercial operations, marketing, and sales.

In addition, Marissa has previous experience as a Brand Ambassador at Uber, and they have worked in field marketing at GE Lighting. Marissa also held positions at WegoWise, Inc. and Adobe, gaining experience in sales, marketing, and digital advertising.

Marissa (Scott) Endres completed their Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration with a minor in Marketing and Finance, along with a focus on Mathematics, at Northeastern University. Marissa attended the university from 2011 to 2015.