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GTM 149: Inside Meta’s $10B Sales Playbook with Rick Kelley

Sales Hacker

He launched Meta’s EMEA business from scratch, eventually growing it to a $900 million plus operation, and later took that playbook global, actually helping to scale Meta’s gaming and monetization business to over 11 billion. So one year, a couple years, we did Dublin, did Austin, Texas. How can we have it be fun?

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GTM 140: How Microsoft Scaled from $600M to $5B: The Enterprise Playbook with Hayden Stafford

Sales Hacker

And it was Dallas, Texas, Western theme cowboys. but when we started to develop product together around their agent force as an example, which they just launched back at Dreamforce, where the teams, the product teams work together, built use cases within workflows that sellers use. Functional purity and segment alignment.

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Sales Pipeline Radio, Episode 263: Q & A with Geoff Webb @isolvedhcm

Heinz Marketing

Matt: Well, speaking of getting there, you will recognize that our guest today, if you find him on LinkedIn, you’ll see that he actually lives deep in the heart of Texas, but his accent sort of gives away the fact that he is a proud University of Liverpool graduate as well. What if it had X? What if it had Y?

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Sales Pipeline Radio, Episode 131: Q&A with Melissa Madian @MelissaMadian

Heinz Marketing

Melissa: Yeah, so I’d say that sales enablement, I fell into it, I think like a lot of folks do, they fall into sales enablement through a function of necessity and accident, happy accident. Melissa: My strong opinion is that the sales enablement function should report up into sales. Melissa: Yeah.

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SaaStr Podcasts for the Week with Crossbeam and Podium – January 10, 2020

SaaStr

With more companies launching and thriving outside of Silicon Valley, regions such as ‘Silicon Slopes’ in Utah and ‘Silicon Alley’ in New York City are gaining traction within the startup scene. Bob Moore: At that 50 plus era, there’s a function for this. 298: Startup success is not exclusive to Silicon Valley.