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The alignment between marketing and sales is a perennial challenge for B2B companies. However, Shawn Conahan (CRO of the Year) and Tristan Barnum (CMO) have shown that overcoming this challenge and creating a successful partnership is possible. They have built a high-performing team committed to their client partners' success by fostering trust, collaboration, co-ownership, and a shared vision.
"We have a culture of freedom and responsibility. Not every company has that, but we tell our entire team on a periodic basis, remember that you have the freedom to do whatever it is that you want within the constraints of what we're trying to accomplish here." - Shawn Conahan, CRO of the Year
The unique compensation structure at Wildfire, which focuses on long-term incentives, has helped to create a culture of collaboration and a commitment to the ongoing success of their clients, whom they call partners. This, combined with their open communication, daily standups, and a POV that the real work with clients only starts at the close of a deal from sales, is all part of the unique perspective that drives their success.
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Follow Tristan Barnum on LinkedIn
Follow host Steve MacDonald on LinkedIn
The alignment between marketing and sales is a perennial challenge for B2B companies. However, Shawn Conahan (CRO of the Year) and Tristan Barnum (CMO) have shown that overcoming this challenge and creating a successful partnership is possible. They have built a high-performing team committed to their client partners' success by fostering trust, collaboration, co-ownership, and a shared vision.
"We have a culture of freedom and responsibility. Not every company has that, but we tell our entire team on a periodic basis, remember that you have the freedom to do whatever it is that you want within the constraints of what we're trying to accomplish here." - Shawn Conahan, CRO of the Year
The unique compensation structure at Wildfire, which focuses on long-term incentives, has helped to create a culture of collaboration and a commitment to the ongoing success of their clients, whom they call partners. This, combined with their open communication, daily standups, and a POV that the real work with clients only starts at the close of a deal from sales, is all part of the unique perspective that drives their success.
Follow Shawn Conahan on LinkedIn
Follow Tristan Barnum on LinkedIn
Follow host Steve MacDonald on LinkedIn