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Managing Director, Partner Ecosystem Market

The Spiritual Economist

Spiritual Economics is dedicated to combining & evolving human consciousness and commerce with the natural order of the universe.

Spiritual Economics builds on exciting developments in Regenerative Economics by leading the charge on aligning wisdom traditions, unified physics, and business models and practices. We build on an expanded worldview that brings us from separateness and fragmentation to wholeness and interconnectedness and from ego-centric to ecosystem-centric mindsets.

Chief Executive Officer

Channext

Member of The Supervisory Board

Partnership Leaders

Executive Member

Digital Bridge Partners

Digital Bridge Partners is a boutique consulting firm focused on bridging digital business models and partner networks.

Managing Partner

PartnerHacker

Align with fellow Ecosystem experts to inform and advise the PartnerHacker leadership team

Ecosystems Council Chair

Altus Alliance

Strategic Partner

MarketSource

As an Engagement Partner with MarketSource/ChannelForce, I develop and manage global outsourced sales and marketing execution projects for leading IT vendors.

Current focus aligned with MarketSource includes:
•	Developing Globally consistent, locally flexible channel coverage models. See attached case study
•	Unifying and integrating Channel Marketing with Channel Sales through process automation services.

Engagement Partner

Crimson Consulting, Inc.

Go-to-market, partnership &amp; strategy consultant                                                 

·Develop partnership, channel and go-to-market strategies for leading information technology companies.

·Leverage Crimson Consulting talent pool to assemble and manage full consulting and client teams to solve fundamental client challenges.  www.crimson-consulting.com

·Utilize expertise as two-time CEO – technology company (WorkingWild) and a professional services firm (MSI Consulting).

bChannels

GO-TO-MARKET, Channel and Alliances Strategy Consulting, directly connecting strategy and execution through Design, Development and Deployment of go-to-market Channel and Alliances Programs.

Current focus aligned with bChannels includes:
•	Developing Globally consistent, locally flexible channel coverage models. See attached case study
•	Unifying and integrating Channel Marketing with Channel Sales through process automation services.

Allan Adler is a world-class Ecosystems advisor, consultant and change agent supporting individuals, managers and executives to understand and incorporate partnership best practices in service to our businesses, our partnerships, and our planet.   He is the creator of the GoToEco framework that guide XaaS CEOs and C-Suite to unlock the potential of Ecosystem and transform businesses for good by leveraging ecosystem orchestration best practices. 

As Managing Partner at Digital Bridge Partners, Allan is our Chief Ecosystem Officer and drives thought leadership to help clients drive ecosystem differentiation and accelerate their ecosystem flywheel. Allan is proud to be an Executive Member of Partnership Leaders. 

Previously, Allan founded and ran (as CEO) MSI Consulting Group; a 100-person sales and marketing strategy firm focused on the high-tech where he became a leading sales and marketing strategist and visionary. Allan also worked as a consultant with The Boston Consulting Group and received his MBA from Harvard Graduate School of Business where he was honored as a Baker Scholar. Allan is also a CPA and serves on several for-profit and not-for-profit boards.

Allan Adler

Gamiel Gran

Mayfield Fund

Bridging CXOs with the most innovative entrepreneurs is where magic occurs in driving high-scale innovation. Our global CXO Innovation network, brings input on the market needs, real use cases and the exchange of ideas. 

As a seasoned operator, I have a passion for rolling up my sleeves to help early stage entrepreneurs to build a successful business. Realizing Product Market Fit is crucial for every startup, and diving into to get the first use case (MVP), and ideal customer profile (ICP) and full impact customer journey realized early is a formal, rubric-driven process we excel here at Mayfield. Enable the GTM strategy from PLG-led, middle-out or other best practices is how I consult to help our companies.

Chief Commercial Officer in support of the full portfolio of Mayfield companies and entrepreneurs

SOASTA, Inc.

Led last funding with Accenture, as strategic investor.  
Exit and Acquisition by Akamai.   
Strategy, Corporate Development, Operations, Business Development, Strategic Alliances.

Chief Strategy Officer

Sierra Ventures

Built Global CIO Network to bridge innovation for F250 CIOs and CTOs.  
Managed the CIO Summit for 8 years with keynote speakers from Eric Schmidt, Joe Tucci, Satya Nadella, Marc Benioff, Diane Greene, Mark Hurd, Pat Gelsinger, Mark Templeton, and hundreds of other speakers. 
Portfolio wide CxO networking and business development.

Partner Business Development

Appcelerator

Board Observer and Head of Business Development.  Exit, and Acquisition by Axway.

Vice President of Business Development - Alliances, Channels, Corp Dev

Cassatt Corporation

VP Bus Dev and Channels

Edify Corporation

VP Global Channel Sales

Global and Strategic alliances for enterprise market adoption

VP Alliances - Global Strategic Alliances

Asera

VP Bus Dev

Oracle Corporation

Launched "All Indirect Model' for US Sales

Sr. Director Channels Sales

Sales and business development for IBM Unix product offerings and ISV relationships - Oracle, SAP, Peoplesoft, etc.

Enterprise Sales and AIX Business Development

Gamiel has a unique passion for helping drive corporate innovation and grow Mayfield’s early-stage portfolio. He runs the business development function for Mayfield and focuses specifically on accelerating product-market fit and early customer adoption for Mayfield’s investments.

He and his team have built a global network of CXOs, called the Mayfield Innovation Network, made up of CIOs, CTOs, CISOs and business leaders from across all industries, who need access to new ideas to compete in their own markets. This is a highly engaged global network whose members join CXO Insight forums, CXO of the Future Podcasts, and provide CXO Priorities in formal reports.

Gamiel brings more than 25 years of operational and venture capital experience to the Mayfield team. He previously served as Chief Strategy Officer for SOASTA (acquired by Akamai) and was responsible for ongoing operational improvements in sales, marketing, channels, plus strategic partnerships, corporate development, and investment support. Gamiel was also a partner at Sierra Ventures, responsible for leading the Sierra CIO Summit attended by over 150 Global CIOs for eight years. He has also held executive leadership roles at IBM, Oracle, BEA (acquired by Oracle), Appcelerator (acquired by Axway), and Cassatt (acquired by CA).

Gamiel is a California native, father of 3, and husband of more than 30 years. He loves to give back as a volunteer, with a focus on education. He is currently leading an effort as chair of the Career Services Advisory Council at Cal Poly.

Bridging CXOs with the most innovative entrepreneurs is where magic occurs in driving high-scale innovation. Our global CXO Innovation network, brings input on the market needs, real use cases and the exchange of ideas. 

As a seasoned operator, I have a passion for rolling up my sleeves to help early stage entrepreneurs to build a successful business. Realizing Product Market Fit is crucial for every startup, and diving into to get the first use case (MVP), and ideal customer profile (ICP) and full impact customer journey realized early is a formal, rubric-driven process we excel here at Mayfield. Enable the GTM strategy from PLG-led, middle-out or other best practices is how I consult to help our companies. 

Headlines about AI and job loss grab attention, but they rarely tell the full story. The World Economic Forum predicts 92 million jobs will be displaced by AI by 2030, but 170 million new ones will be created. That's a net gain of 78 million.

At Mayfield, we’ve seen this pattern before. Every major technology shift — from the internet to cloud to automation — sparked fears of mass unemployment. Yet each wave created more opportunity than it destroyed.

As Navin explains in this piece, what’s happening now is actually a workforce reinvention. New categories are already emerging:

- AI-native roles like prompt engineers, trust designers, and AI product managers
- AI infrastructure specialists in MLOps, AIOps, and data systems
- Human-centered functions in ethics, compliance, and caregiving — areas where empathy and judgment matter most

AI may automate execution. But leadership, adaptability, and purpose remain deeply human, and that’s where the future will be built.

Chief Commercial Officer, Mayfield | Empowering Entrepreneurs to Scale Successful Ventures | Accelerating Product-Market Fit and Early Customer Adoption | Connecting CIOs, CTOs, and CXOs to Drive Corporate Innovation

Open article: Over the last decade, we've invested in over 20 unicorns. The machines will take millions of jobs—but they'll never lead like a human can | Fortune by fortune.com

Begin redesigning now around human skills and phase out traditional hierarchies. Drill down and find out what your people bring that is uniquely human.

Over the last decade, we've invested in over 20 unicorns. The machines will take millions of jobs—but they'll never lead like a human can | Fortune

Most people say the world has gotten more “VUCA” — volatile, uncertain, complex, ambiguous — and that strategy today must bend to chaos.

I don’t buy it.

Reading Roger Martin’s latest piece, I was struck by how the actual shifts in strategy aren’t about volatility at all. They’re about structure — the rise of fixed costs over variable ones, and the speed of price/value discovery.

These two forces have made competition more deterministic. Winners win faster and bigger; mediocrity has less room to hide.

For leaders, that means clarity and conviction matter more than ever:

> Pick your “where to play” and “how to win.”
> Invest aggressively.
> Compete on transparency, not excuses.

The old playbook of “experiment everywhere” isn't cutting it anymore. You have to choose where to play and how to win with precision, then back those bets decisively.

Open article: What’s changed the most for strategy in the past 44 years by fastcompany.com

What’s changed the most for strategy in the past 44 years

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