About
Angela Earl
Angela Earl is a technology executive, speaker, and author with more than 20 years of experience leading marketing, sales, and customer success teams across startups and enterprise organizations.
Biography
Currently Senior Vice President of Marketing at Map My Customers, Angela has spent much of her career at the intersection of people, technology, and business performance. From revenue operations to executive leadership, her work has shaped a simple belief: the best results come from understanding people, not just processes and numbers.
Angela also serves as Board Chair of Uncloseted Media, a nonprofit news organization dedicated to LGBTQ+ journalism. As a queer woman in technology, she is passionate about creating spaces where people can bring their full selves, challenge conventional thinking, and find their voice.
Her leadership and advocacy have earned her recognition including GO Magazine’s 100 Women We Love (Class of 2026), The 10 Most Inspiring Women Leaders to Follow, and The 10 Most Impactful Women in Technology.
A frequent speaker on leadership, culture, and the human side of technology, Angela challenges audiences to think differently about the role of people in an increasingly automated world. Her philosophy is simple: It’s all about people.
Perspective
The human side of business and technology.
Angela’s perspective comes from more than two decades spent working across revenue operations, sales, marketing, customer success, and executive leadership. She believes technology and processes are important, but neither can replace the people whose judgment, relationships, creativity, and decisions ultimately determine business outcomes.
Her speaking explores the intersection of human behavior, organizational culture, leadership, and technology, particularly as AI changes how we work.
Speaking themesRecognition & publications
100 Women We Love, Class of 2026 (opens in a new tab)
GO Magazine · 2026
The 10 Most Inspiring Women Leaders to Follow (opens in a new tab)
2022
The 10 Most Impactful Women in Technology (opens in a new tab)
Analytics Insight · 2020
Significant Women: Leaders Reveal What Matters Most (opens in a new tab)
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