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Sangram Vajre and Lee chat about sales and marketing alignment, Sangram’s MOVE framework, and how organizations should facilitate their Go-To-Market strategy. Plus other insights into the realm of the Business of Marketing.
Sangram Vajre shares his expertise on B2B Marketing, Startup Culture, Marketing Technology, and Sales & Marketing Alignment.
- Can you give us a brief journey of some of the notable ventures and communities that you have created?
- Tell us about MOVE and the go-to-market podcast.
- About the name of the show and the MOVE framework, what does the acronym MOVE represent?
- Would you ever consider starting a service business? And If so, could you apply MOVE to a service business?
- Do you agree and maybe see additional forces that are helping in the crusade to align Sales and Marketing?
- What would you say are some of the biggest forces working against Sales and Marketing alignment?
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