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Joshua
Pritchett
Director of Scaled Customer Success
Okta
Joshua is an experienced Senior Customer Success leader with over 13 years of expertise driving business outcomes, coaching and developing high-performing teams, and executing effectively in high-pressure environments. He has a deep background in critical SaaS platforms and a proven passion for implementing strategies that scale. Currently, Joshua serves as Director of Scaled Customer Success at Okta, a role he has held since February 2025. Prior to this, he was Regional Manager of Customer Success at Okta from August 2022 to February 2025, where he successfully led initiatives to enhance customer engagement and drive value across the region. Throughout his career, Joshua has consistently demonstrated the ability to align customer success strategies with business objectives, fostering long-term growth and client satisfaction.
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10 March 2026 11:15 - 11:45
Don’t panic! Scaling customer success without the awkward breakup
Scaling your Customer Success model is inevitable as you grow. The risk isn’t the model - it’s how you position it. In this session, Joshua Pritchett, Director of Scaled Customer Success at Okta, shares practical, field-tested techniques for guiding customers and cross-functional teams to a more scale-centric CS model that uses digital and automation to make support feel more accessible, not more distant. This isn’t about soft messaging or spin. It’s about clear positioning, internal alignment, and making scale feel intentional. Key Takeaways: - How to position the shift to pooled CS as an upgrade, not a downgrade - Techniques to reassure customers and maintain trust during transitions - How to align Sales and CS so customers hear one story — not three - Tips for using automation and digital CS to reinforce relationships - Common objections you will get, and how to shut them down calmly and credibly