We were thrilled this last time to talk to Jerry Brooner, chief revenue officer for Scout RFP, in an episode called, "From Investment Banker to CRO: Lessons about Career Pivots and Managing Pipelines".
We talk about sales and marketing working together, everything from objectives to function to culture. We also talk about the complexity and the historical pain inherent in the RFP and sourcing opportunities as well as how to balance growing in your career, giving back.... and more!
The full transcript will be on the Heinz Marketing Blog starting 7/29/19 at 6am PT.
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