This episode of Sunny Side Up offers a cutting-edge approach to sales optimization. Caroline Tarpey, VP of Sales and Customer Success at QuotaPath, deploys data to transform cultures and create a positive peer-to-peer feedback loop. She shares her coaching methodology and some of the sources that have informed it, such as the “Nudge” framework. The goal is to motivate individuals and improve team performance by leveraging data in a positive rather than punitive way. Caroline gives us a step-by-step guide to using this innovative behavioral approach to define trouble spots, accelerate sales and strengthen overall team morale.

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This episode of Sunny Side Up is all about the power of marketing – and the unique obstacles associated with it. As Chief Marketing Officer for Veracode, Elana has built her career on some key fundamentals, which she shares with Asher in this engaging conversation. If you’ve ever wondered how to become a CMO and what it takes to excel at the job, this is the podcast for you. Elana reveals tips and tricks for building a powerful marketing platform and making sure that everyone company-wide understands the value it brings. Marketing ROI may be hard to measure, but Elana will equip you with smart strategies for getting the message across, both inside your company and out in the marketplace.

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This episode of Sunny Side Up focuses on Lifelong Learning, a value woven throughout Carolee Gearhart’s fascinating, highly successful career. Vice President of Worldwide Channel Sales and Global SMB Sales, she has taken a path uniquely her own and shares with Asher the elements she believes are critical to leadership success. She offers actionable advice for those looking to optimize their career development, including:

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In this episode, David Wakeman talks about the journey to leadership, detailing his candid thoughts on having a growth mindset, the role of a sales leader, and how to drive change as a sales executive. David speaks on the challenges and opportunities that come with adapting to change, especially during the digital transformation of the pandemic, along with how he inspires and shapes his team as a sales leader.

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In this episode, Zarina Lam Stanford shares her perspective on marketing and the many ways in which branding equates with a substantial return on investment. She explains why inclusion and diversity transcend the realm of HR, offering corporate leaders a way in which to unify messaging across the enterprise and out into the marketplace. Over a career that has spanned different corporate cultures and geographies, Zarina has seen the power of distinguishing between a local “go-to-market” approach and a carefully cultivated corporate brand identity – and shares thoughts on how to leverage both.

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In this episode, Rik Walters discusses data science for executives. We learn a new take on data science that talks about projecting and not predicting data. Rik dives deeper into the nuances of anonymous ID tagging, explaining how it’s being used by companies and brands today to provide a better customer experience and to skyrocket sales!

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In this episode, Bryan Urioste discusses rebuilding a brand and the intricacies that go into that process, beyond coming up with a new color palette or logo. He shares the process behind rebranding and offers his perspective on what is most important when starting -  including his definition of rebranding vs. refresh.

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In this episode, Heather Adkins discusses account-based marketing, sharing the tips that she's accumulated around planning and execution. She discusses what ABM is, how to practice joint-account planning and what are ABM KPIs, and how to measure them?

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In this episode, Matthew Sell defines what CMI is and goes on to discuss how the function of competitive and market intelligence has evolved and how CMI teams have had to adapt to the shifts. He also shares his observations on how he sees CMI evolving in the future as markets become more dynamic.

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In this episode, Patrick Moorhead discusses brand story innovation using Martech. He explains Rishad Tobaccowala’s concept of water vs. plumbing and how it draws a parallel to sales vs. marketing channels. He dives into the process of brand story innovation, novel ways for marketing and sales to work hand-in-hand, and strategies to implement buyer-friendly and sales-focussed marketing. Listen in!

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