The Great ABM Debate: Will ABM marketers become the GTM leaders of tomorrow?

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Joel Harrison, B2B Marketing

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This webinar will explore the wider value and vital contribution of ABM in B2B Go-To-Market (GTM) strategy and execution. Using the power of debate, it will demonstrate the power of Sales & Marketing working in partnership and the impact of a strong, well-executed ABM strategy. As we know, aligning Sales and Marketing has historically been one of the biggest challenges in B2B. However today, there’s a broad movement – especially in the technology industry – around GTM and the alignment it brings across Customer Success, Product, Sales, and Marketing. ABM has long proven to be an effective way to bridge the divide between the two functions thanks to the shared goals and responsibilities around a set of named accounts. This has allowed ABM leaders to address historical issues and behaviours that might be standing in the way of greater performance – demonstrating the organisational benefits of more aligned customer-facing remits. So, where do ABM marketers stand in today’s GTM landscape? Join us as we debate for and against the topics below: ABM’s soft success in aligning Sales and Marketing is undervalued in most organisations Improved Sales and Marketing cooperation through ABM makes no difference to GTM alignment If the next CMO must deliver GTM alignment, it needs to be an ABM marketer Speakers: Joel Harrison, Co-founder & Editor-in-chief at B2B Marketing. Barry Richards, VP Global Strategy at Transmission.  Kathryn Nimmo, ABM Marketing Manager at HP. Camila Homsani, Head of Marketing AM&M Europe West at EY. Adam Preis, Director Product Solution Marketing, Ping Identity. Melissa L. Alonso, Account-Based Marketing Leader.
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