Christopher Davis

Vp, Growth Marketing at Trustwave

Christopher Davis has a diverse work experience with various companies in the technology and telecommunications industry. Christopher started their career at GTE Internetworking as a Senior Product Manager, where they managed the internet product life cycle and led marketing initiatives. Christopher then moved to Verio as the Director of Product Management, where they led the integration process for products of acquired companies and developed branding and positioning strategies. At NTT/Verio, they served as a Senior Product Manager before joining NTT America as the Director of Marketing, Global IP Network, overseeing all aspects of the business unit's marketing strategy and PR. Christopher then took on the role of Senior Director, Corporate Marketing Communications at NTT America, collaborating with the Tokyo headquarters to develop global advertising and messaging campaigns. Christopher also served as the Senior Director of Marketing at NTT Communications, where they led influencer relations and developed cross-channel campaign strategies. At NTT Ltd., they held the positions of VP, Revenue Marketing and VP, Strategic Marketing, leading global demand center, campaign services, and account-based marketing initiatives. Currently, they are the VP, Growth Marketing at Trustwave, where they lead the global demand generation team and is responsible for content strategy, event strategy, and marketing operations.

Christopher Davis obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from Vanderbilt University from 1988 to 1992. Christopher then pursued a Master of Business Administration in Marketing from Southern Methodist University from 1994 to 1996. In addition, they have obtained various certifications throughout their career, including an Inbound Certified certification from HubSpot in July 2022 and a Certified Product Manager certification from Pragmatic Marketing in 2005. Christopher also holds numerous additional certifications related to skills such as diversity and inclusion, cognitive flexibility, and sales navigation acquired from various institutions.

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