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Tips from the C-Suite: How marketing and sales can get along
Timestamps:
01:18 How Susan got from a career in sales to being CMO
02:03 Todd's entrepreneurial journey to Chief Revenue Officer
03:17 How to speak the language of the C-Suite
5:55 What leaders can do if marketing and sales are "warring factions" inside your business
07:48 C-level 'communications hack': Forging close connections at lightning speed
09:30 Advice for addressing conflict
12:26 Mindset tip: The importance of "being a goldfish"
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