It's hard enough getting your compete program off the ground, let alone building and keeping the momentum going in the face of economic slowdowns, layoffs, and reorgs. LeadIQ's Senior Product Marketing Manager Mitch Comstock knows first-hand the challenges of both building and maintaining a compete program. He joined Adam to talk about the three most important stakeholders you need to connect with to give your compete program the best chances of succeeding.

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Key Moments:

(04:50) - Three key stakeholder groups compete needs to partner with
(07:07) - Starting compete from scratch
(10:07) - Keeping top of mind with sales leadership
(15:08) - Working with the sales enablement team as a key stakeholder
(19:06) - How to get your foot in the door with sales enablement
(21:42) - Mitch's approach to partnering with sales reps
(23:33) - Conducting a sales confidence survey
(28:53) - Rapid fire lightning round

Host: Adam McQueen
Producer/Audio Editing: Ben Ronald

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Host: Adam McQueen
Production: Grayson Ottenbreit

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