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April 30, 2024

[Topline #54] Why are more CMOs becoming CROs? Featuring Kathleen Booth

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Kathleen Booth, SVP of Marketing and Growth at Pavilion, joins the podcast to discuss the increasingly popular transition from CMO to CRO. They discuss the importance of marketing/sales alignment, the recent cease and desist letter from 6sense to Adam Robinson of Retention.com, and last week’s FTC rule that bans noncompetes nationwide.

 

 

Key chapters:

  • 2:40 - Why are more CMOs becoming CROs than ever before
  • 36:20 - 6sense sends Adam Robinson of Retention.com a cease-and-desist for one of his recent LinkedIn posts (View Adam's follow-up post.)
  • 52:47 - FTC bans noncompetes nationwide


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