The must-attend event for revenue teams returns to the East Coast for a second year!

Join more than 1,000 of your peers for actionable use cases and the latest models around ABM, RevOps, content experiences, partner marketing and more.

What to expect at #B2BSMX

Keynotes

From thought leaders in ABM, revenue marketing and demand generation.

Sessions

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From leading executives in B2B — sharing perspectives from sales, marketing and operations.

The Best In B2B Awards

Honoring innovators in ABM, revenue marketing and content marketing.

"The best of the best will be here, and this is a can’t miss event. We are really excited to partner with Terminus and Demand Gen Report."

Jeff Pedowitz
The Pedowitz Group

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LABS

Providing hands-on guidance from industry leaders on the latest applications of intent data, interactive content, ABM and more.

Registrants

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From revenue teams at top companies in financial services, high tech, manufacturing and other B2B verticals.

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Mentors

This program is designed to connect up-and-coming revenue executives with established industry leaders.

CXO Perspectives

From top CEOs, CMOs, and CROs at high-growth B2B brands.

Intimate Workgroups

Offering deep-dive content for executives in operations, content marketing and sales enablement.

Groups of 3 or more save $300 on each Full Pass when registering together!

The Venue:

The Encore Boston Harbor is a a five-star waterfront resort accessible by land and sea. The $2.6 billion resort is conveniently located just minutes from Logan International Airport; Boston’s famed Back Bay, Seaport, North End, Financial and Theater Districts; and Cambridge’s Harvard University and M.I.T. All the wonders of the area surround Encore Boston Harbor. The 27-story tower showcases 671 thoughtfully appointed rooms and suites, with eight unique floorplans conceptualized to suit guests’ needs.

The Encore Harborwalk will offer a breathtaking waterfront park for residents and guests to enjoy. The park will link to existing paths around Boston Harbor and will open a stretch of shoreline to the public for the first time in more than a century.