No matter what industry you’re in, your company likely works with more vendors than you’re even aware of. And as your company grows, your vendor network does as well. It’s simply the nature of business.
2020 is coming to a close with a pandemic still raging, and our hearts go out to all who have experienced loss and suffering. As I write this post, life-saving vaccines are being distributed across the U.S. and world, signaling the beginning of the end to this challenging time.
Understanding your organization’s purpose, seeking to understand the career goals of your team members, and taking leaps of faith to advance your career. In this episode of Revenue Revolutionaries, I sit down with G2 CRO, Mike Weir, to discuss all of these topics and more.
The rise of customer success as a specialized function is undoubtedly the correct response to the challenges specific to any recurring revenue business. But are companies doing enough to head off churn and unlock expansion revenue with existing customers?
It started with a moose. I’m not talking about Clark Griswold in National Lampoon’s Vacation; I’m talking about Zeotap CRO, Jim Thoeni’s, path to becoming a revolutionary sales leader. Born with a desire to help people, Jim Theoni has been serving others since grade school.
Over the weekend, I heard the very sad news about Tony Hsieh, the founder and former CEO of Zappos, who died tragically and unexpectedly. I’ve always admired Hsieh. He was an iconoclast and an original, someone who didn’t let conventional thinking cloud his impressively fertile imagination and inimitable style.
Today, MetaCX and Valuize Consulting are announcing Co.Lab, a joint innovation offering that provides a strategic blueprint, an implementation roadmap, and working prototype of the future-state B2B customer lifecycle.
Helen Baptist, COO at PathFactory, joins me for this episode of Revenue Revolutionaries. Recently recognized as a Top 50 female leader in SaaS, Helen is a strong leader that shared too many insights to count.
2020 has been a year that no one will soon forget. We’ve somehow weathered through wildfires, COVID-19, economic instability, and racial injustice. All in all, has this year been terrible, hectic, and emotionally draining? Yes, of course it has. But sometimes good things can come from bad circumstances.
