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RevOps is the building block of an organization as it unifies different departments around the same goal — revenue generation.
But it all starts with people and how you make them feel. If you give your people what they need to thrive, revenue and profitability will follow.
In this episode of the RevOps Champions podcast, our host Brendon Dennewill introduces Bob Gardner, the CEO of Gardner Builders. They talk about the importance of RevOps, the challenges of growing a business, and the power of people management.
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There is no RevOps playbook. However, understanding the essence of the RevOps framework can significantly help companies align their teams, improve their sales, and provide exceptional customer and employee experience. And that's not even the beginning of what RevOps can do.
But is RevOps only about technology and tools? While software solutions can undoubtedly maximize the company's business operations and increase revenue, the key to success lies beyond technology. In most cases, companies pay for several programs they don't even use. So, how does that impact their revenue?
In this episode of RevOps Champions, Brendon Dennewill welcomes Adam Stewart, the CMO at Denamico. The two problem-solvers get into the meaning of RevOps, the reasons companies should embrace RevOps, the role of technology and tools in a company's success, and all the challenges and obstacles they face along the way.
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Unlike marketing and sales, RevOps is a relatively new player in the field. And that's the main reason why marketers and people in general usually don't understand it completely.
While RevOps is often described as a method that helps businesses generate more revenue, other RevOps masterminds have a broader perspective on its significance. But no single definition can encompass the real essence of RevOps — it's like a three-layered cake where the taste of each layer is equally dominant.
In the latest episode of RevOps Champions, our host Brendon Dennewill welcomes Alison Elworthy, the EVP of Revenue Operations at HubSpot. They get into the meaning of RevOps, its three pillars, the challenges that led to investing in RevOps teams, and how they, at HubSpot, perform RevOps on a daily basis.
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Moving from hardware to software and focusing on automation is what most companies — both tech and traditional ones — aim for. But, that transition is far from easy and not without its challenges.
That's why every company needs to answer a few questions before diving into it. The most critical ones are: a) What is the purpose of our business? b) Do we have a skilled team? c) Is our leadership prepared for such a shift?
In this episode of RevOps Champions, Brian McLaughlin, the CEO of Alula, joins our host Brendon Dennewill to discuss the most common challenges tech companies like Alula face. Brian and Brendon also touch upon the importance of trust and collaboration between the sales and marketing team as a prerequisite for business growth.
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RevOps is a fairly complex business function and data and alignment are its two most vital parts. When companies leverage data to achieve more and combine it with great marketing, sales, and service alignment, they can expect tremendous success.
But other aspects, including sales comp, territory structuring, headcount planning, target setting, and change management, also play a vital role in a company's success. They are an essential part of thorough planning, and companies shouldn't rush with it.
In this episode of RevOps Champions, Brendon Dennewill introduces the listeners to Channing Ferrer, the VP of Sales Operations & Strategy at HubSpot. They get into the essential aspects of RevOps, the idea of business planning, and the answers to the most frequently asked questions regarding sales operations.
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A robust strategy is not the only secret ingredient for the success of any business. While strategy plays a vital role in achieving business goals, it's important to have the right people on your team and focus on them primarily. That way, entrepreneurs have the opportunity to "fill up the whole circle" and grow their companies.
But what challenges does this process bring? How do entrepreneurs use the idea of "right person, right seat" to identify which people are right for their business? And what happens if the person is sitting on the wrong seat? By focusing on these aspects, a company can bring more value to its clients.
In the new episode of RevOps Champions, Brendon Dennewill chats with Chris Heim, the President and CEO of AbeTech, which focuses on barcode, RFID, and IoT tech in the manufacturing space. They get into why business is about people, the key ingredients of business success, and what the idea of "digital" actually means.
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Child hunger has always been a problem. Although schools provide food for all kids on weekdays, it doesn’t solve the problem of children going hungry over the weekend if their families cannot afford enough food during weekends. As a result, students feel sluggish and moody when Monday comes.
Some students even sneak some food into their pockets to take home so they don’t go hungry over the weekend. Clearly, child hunger is a huge problem that requires immediate solutions. Luckily, two young gentlemen came up with an idea that's changed both their and the hungry children's lives.
In the new episode of RevOps Champions, Brendon Dennewill welcomes Rob Williams, the President and Founder of Every Meal, a non-profit organization that helps fight child hunger. They dive into the exciting beginnings of Every Meal, its most distinguished programs, challenges, and why cultural and situational food relevancy matters when providing meals to specific groups of people.
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There’s no shortage of data to tap into as a business leader. When used properly, data can propel the company to new heights. But there’s also the possibility of disorganized data or data overwhelm. Departments that don’t necessarily talk to one another don’t share data resources, especially if those resources are in a format like a PowerPoint or a PDF. Even when those resources are shared, they aren’t easily searchable.
Did you know the average knowledge worker spends 20-25% of their time simply looking for answers? That’s the problem that inspired this week’s RevOps Champions guests Scott Litman and Dan Mallin, founders of Lucy.ai.
Seasoned entrepreneurs, Dan and Scott - who previously led and sold a very successful Salesforce practice - led their company’s growth with a focus on the customer problem and used their early-stage feedback from users to let the product mature. Building a team wasn’t a new concept for them, but they knew from past experience that the more they could integrate their team’s work together, the more employee loyalty they’d have alongside better company results overall.
Host Brendon Dennewill, Scott, and Dan get into why companies need to consider embracing technology, the importance of integrating all your teams as early as possible to prevent silos, and what to expect on a successful entrepreneurial journey.
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Why is it that some companies scale faster and more efficiently than others, when they have access to the same resources as everyone else?
Funding, head count, resources––these things…
On RevOps Champions, we talk with some of the brightest minds in B2B leadership to answer this very question. Tune in for insights and tips on how to align your people, streamline your processes, trust your data, and leverage technology to grow your business.
This podcast is hosted by Brendon Dennewill, CEO and Co-founder of Denamico, a Diamond HubSpot Solutions Partner and technology consulting firm based in Minneapolis.