The best GTM leaders don't always come from traditional backgrounds - and Stevie Case is the perfect example.
Stevie Case, CRO of Vanta, brings a truly unique perspective to modern revenue leadership. She started her career as the world's first female pro gamer and is now known for building high-performance revenue teams in tech.
We covered:
- Stevie's career journey from gamer to tech leader
- How she thinks about building high-performance revenue teams
- Her predictions for sales trends to be aware of in 2025
About Stevie
Stevie Case serves as the Chief Revenue Officer at Vanta. She brings over two decades of tech expertise to her role driving growth for the security and compliance solutions provider. A trailblazer in gaming, Stevie made history as "KillCreek," the world's first female professional gamer, before expanding her career into tech. Beyond her work at Vanta, she serves as a founding partner at 20SALES, a consultancy helping SaaS companies optimize their revenue operations, and as a founding operator at the Coalition Network, connecting operators with venture capital opportunities. Her leadership philosophy centers on building high-performance teams and developing customer-centric products that create meaningful impact.
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