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Saniya
Waghray Tyagi
Director, Product Marketing Strategy (Peacock)
NBCUniversal
Saniya Waghray Tyagi (she/her) is Director of Product Marketing Strategy at NBCUniversal (Peacock), leading a team that drives go-to-market strategy, feature adoption, and fan engagement across direct-to-consumer experiences. Her work spans high-visibility launches—from the NBA on NBC and Peacock to Paris 2024—where her team’s contributions were recognized with a Sports Emmy Award for Outstanding Interactive Experience (2024). Previously, Saniya held roles across product, brand, and growth at Disney and Capital One, bringing a cross-industry lens that blends strategy, storytelling, and design thinking. She holds an MBA from The Wharton School (with an Integrated Product Design certificate) and a Nielsen Norman Group UX Certificate. Beyond work, Saniya coaches professionals via Career Contessa, serves in the creative community as a classically trained dancer, and has advised nonprofit arts organizations including BalletX.
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12 August 2026 13:30 - 14:15
Panel - How AI is reshaping the PM/PMM relationship
The PM and PMM relationship has always required careful navigation - complementary on paper, competitive in practice. AI is making that tension harder to ignore. When product managers can generate customer insights, draft positioning statements, and build launch narratives without picking up the phone, and PMMs can read a product roadmap and synthesise technical detail as fluently as any engineer, the boundaries that kept both roles distinct are dissolving fast. This panel puts the conversation on the table that most organisations are having in private. What you'll take away: - Where AI is genuinely creating better collaboration between PM and PMM - and where it's quietly generating duplication, ownership disputes, and political friction that nobody wants to name - How leading product and marketing teams are redrawing role boundaries in response to AI and what that means for how PMMs define and protect their value - A practical framework for having the role clarity conversation in your own organisation before AI makes it unavoidable