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Jeremy
Donaldson
Senior Director, Customer Success
LifeLoop
Jeremy is a 3x award-winning customer success leader with 12+ years of experience leading and growing revenue-based Customer Success and Account Management teams. His professional passions are always adding value, developing great talent, and enable others to reach their greatness. He currently serves as the Sr. Director of Customer Success for LifeLoop, and owns a Customer Success coaching practice called CS in the Valley. He also served as a founding board member with Gain Grow Retain and lead the weekly CSM and Leadership office hours between 2021-2023. Over the last 12 years, his customer success teams have experienced strong performance including 120%+ NRR, 95%+ GRR, reducing at-risk customers by 20% YoY, increased product adoption by 70%, and maintaining 99%+ renewal forecast accuracy. You know, all the boring stuff! On a personal note, Jeremy stays busy with my 3 kids (7, 5, 3), 3 cats, and playing board games with my wife.
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28 January 2026 11:15 - 12:00
Interactive roundtable discussions
In this networking roundtable session, attendees will have a chance to connect with fellow CS peers and learn from each other. Use this session to benchmark your team's best practices against other leading companies. Lead by expert speakers, each roundtable offers a discussion on a different topic, intended to cater to the specific ways CS can differ across varying sales models - so you can choose what's most relevant to you. Discussion topics: - B2B Directors+: Earning a seat at the table - showcasing CS value to internal stakeholders and executive teams - B2G: Navigating bureaucracy - supporting clients through times of budget uncertainty. - B2C: Personalization at scale - How to create tailored experiences for millions of users without a dedicated CSM for each one. -The evolution of CS: discussing the scope and future of the CS function