Brian Giese (Chief Executive Officer, True Influence) on the dynamic intent data landscape for B2B. Why qualified and accurate data is of utmost importance.
Eric Quanstrom (CMO, Cience Technologies) on lead generation for B2B. Common misconceptions about lead generation, changing dynamic, and top predictions.
Bhavesh Mistry (Director Product Marketing, Q4) on the challenges that product marketers face, how current disruptions are altering the entire ecosystem from a constructive perspective, and how data as well as personalization can be leveraged to create better customer experiences.
Kasey Jones (Thought Leadership + Growth/Strategy Coach, A Better Jones) on the topic of personal branding and thought leadership for B2B founders.
Dylan Healy (Co-Founder, Animation Explainers) on how animated explainer videos help B2B clients to effectively communicate their complex products and service offers in a way that converts.
Jay Desai (Head of Growth, Trend.io) on creativity's vital role at an early-stage startup, why B2B companies ecommerce should draw inspiration from B2C, and the importance of constantly getting market validation.
Oscar Jofre (Co-Founder, President/CEO, KoreConX) explains the misconceptions that people have about private equity, what entrepreneurs need to be mindful of, and how it’s paramount to continuously improve and quickly adapt to changing marketing dynamics.
James Carbary (Founder, Sweet Fish Media) talks about how B2B companies can leverage the power of podcasting to build relationships and collaborative content with their target audience, some of the most common mistakes and other tips.
Joya Scarlata (Director of Digital Marketing, InterraIT) pulls back the curtain on the world of artificial intelligence (AI) and talks about how this technology can enable better alignment between sales and marketing.
Victor Salinas García (CEO, Aiontech) explains why it’s important for companies in fintech to forge strong partnerships with financial institutions, and how the management and analysis of data will be the key to the future.
Jonathan Ip (Founder, Iterative Law) discusses the importance for B2B companies / entrepreneurs / startups to seek legal counsel and advice at the start of their endeavors, what mistakes to avoid, and how it’s also vital for businesses to adapt changing circumstances as the law continuously evolves.
Marcus Chan (President & Founder, Venli Consulting Group) shares insights and tips that everyone in B2B sales can immediately implement. He talks about the challenges that B2B salespeople face, resisting the temptation to automatically “pitch” prospects, positioning as an expert and ask better questions.
Sara Månsson (Head of Sales Sweden, InZynk) explains why organizations should plan holistically for ABM from the start, what changes she has seen to ABM as a result of the crisis, and how an ABM strategy drives real revenue for B2B organizations when used the right way.
Nick Bennett (Director of Field Marketing, Logz.io) elaborates on what causes misalignment between sales and marketing, what both sides need to do in order to succeed together, and why innovation as well as disruption is crucial for the road ahead.
B2B entrepreneur & “serial connector” Andrei Zinkevich (CEO, Fullfunnel.io) talks to us about the full-funnel approach that he teaches to B2B tech and service-based companies. The right way to use automation to generate qualified leads online, and why building trust and adding value is key to building relationships with prospects.
Rajat Jain (Founder, EOXS) talks about his journey as a tech entrepreneur, and how he identified a gap in an industry that is traditionally dominated by global conglomerates – steel.
Mrunal Nagrecha (Founder, Xanthus Software Solutions) talks about his entrepreneurial journey, how he sees his role as an enabler during this period of disruption, and how a long-term vision as well as the right team is crucial to scaling a business.
Stephan Sigaud (EVP of Marketing and Development, Phase 5) explains how market research can enable organizations to make better decisions, drive the product development and innovation pipeline.
Stu Heinecke shares insightful and engaging ways to get a meeting with the right persons and prospects. Stu also talks about his new book, where he discusses his latest business methodology whose inspiration originated from one of the most understated and “unassuming” organisms in nature.
Stu Heinecke (Author/Marketer/WSJ Cartoonist) talks about this incredible contact marketing technique that has enabled him to teach thousands of professionals worldwide how to get a meeting with anyone.
CX expert Lynn Hunsaker (Chief Customer Officer, ClearAction Continuum) on the changes in the CX landscape, the potential and untapped opportunities, and what CX professionals and practitioners need to do in order to adapt to rapidly changing dynamics.
Karan Nijhawan (Founder, Jube) explains how he has helped fast-growing companies to build a stronger, happier and more productive workplace, and how deep conversations can help to connect people in a disconnected world.
Boon Lai (Vice President of Global Marketing, Cisco) talks about recent B2B marketing trends and his future predictions, and how organizations need to rapidly adapt to changes while avoiding tech-clash. In addition, we also have a candid discussion with Boon regarding the importance of diversity and inclusion within organizations, and how stereotypes and prejudice have motivated him to succeed and become a truly remarkable marketing leader.
Steve Watt (Vice President of Marketing, Grapevine6) on how branding helps B2B companies to build trust in an already crowded marketplace, why it’s important for organizations to empower their people, how brands can leverage the power of social media, and why sometimes measuring results isn’t enough to build a truly remarkable brand.
B2B marketing veteran Michael Meier (Managing Director, Schindler Parent) talks about the importance of paranoia in order to stay competitive, how the current disruption motivates him, and how B2B marketers must be agile, embrace change, make every step they take measureable, and inject creativity into their work in order to reboot for growth post-pandemic.
Derek Bildfell (Owner & Principal Consultant, Acceleration Strategy Inc.; Professor of CX Design, Centennial College) elaborates on how CX can help to improve an organization’s performance, how CX will become vital to rebuilding after the pandemic, and why continuous learning is crucial for CX professionals and practitioners to play a pivotal role in what lies ahead.
Digital entrepreneur Julien Phipps (Founder, Accellera) elaborates on the different types of cybercrime out on the Web, the financial and economic consequences of these actions, the importance of “cyber resilience”, and the steps that companies as well as small businesses can take to prevent future cyber attacks.
China veterans Peter Bomer (Founder, The China Hack) and Bessie Lee (Founder & CEO, Withinlink) reveal their motivations for starting their own successful businesses in such a challenging market, what trends they have seen coming out of the current crisis, and also provide some remarkable insights for how B2B marketers and entrepreneurs can thrive in times of uncertainty.
Mark Treleaven (Executive Lead at Brand Sandwich Communications) shares incredible insights about the rapid advancement of digitalization, how teams can transition to working remotely in a more efficient way, and other topics linked to transformative innovation as well as disruptive technologies.
Customer Experience (CX) expert Lawrence Levinson, Toronto Chair of the Customer Experience Professionals Association (CXPA), talks to us about the importance of CX, and when implemented the right way, how it can be instrumental to improving the overall performance of organizations.
