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Greg
Wind
VP, Services
ARInsights
Greg Wind, Vice President of The Agency at ARInsights, leads and oversees analyst relations services provided by ARInsights, including AR program strategy and execution, AR operations, and peer reviews management. He brings more than 25 years of analyst relations experience: managing AR programs for global technology companies across industries — from cybersecurity to customer experience services to enterprise data analytics and many more — and delivering high-impact results. Prior to ARInsights, Greg served as principal and co-founder of The Wind Communications Agency, a full-service analyst relations services firm and consultancy, acquired by ARInsights in 2024. He previously worked with leading technology public relations agencies in New York, Boston, and Providence, serving clients in a wide range of markets, including precursors to big data analytics, desktop software, marketing tech, and data security.
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20 August 2026 13:00 - 13:30
Sympathy for the analysts: Improve your results by making their lives easier
The analyst you’re getting ready to brief? She’s completely overwhelmed. You’ll be the fourth vendor to brief her that day—not to mention the buyers she'll be meeting with, too. This is the rule, not the exception. Analysts are overloaded with information, much of it not very helpful to them. The result? A run-of-the-mill vendor briefing will be forgotten as soon as the Zoom window closes. The ARInsights team doesn’t want your briefing to be one of the many that get forgotten. So, they’ve prepared a highly practical session with tips for crafting an outstanding briefing—one that makes it easy for the analyst to remember what you do and why it matters. Key takeaways: - Understand the day-to-day life of an analyst and why it’s difficult for them to distinguish one vendor from the next - Avoid common mistakes that make a briefing unmemorable - Apply best practices to increase your chances of being remembered by the analyst when buyers inquire about your category