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Transforming Commerce: Chief Commercial Officer Search

N2Growth Blog

Understanding the Role of a Chief Commercial Officer In the complex world of corporate leadership, a Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) holds a pivotal role. This position is often seen as the linchpin of a company’s commercial strategy, controlling marketing, sales, and customer service efforts to achieve optimal success.

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Growth Mindset Should Be a Part of Your Business Strategy

Strategy Driven

Your staff needs to share in your ambition to develop a future-oriented business. You will also rely heavily on integrated learning tools that facilitate employees’ professional development and streamline business operation. Technology-based employee training offers a stack of solutions that address all parts of their learning needs.

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How To Avoid Social Media Mistakes

Eric Jacobson

Ensure that employees both on and off the social media team receive training. Ric Dragon on developing a brand voice and market segmentation strategy: Ric Dragon on developing a brand voice and market segmentation strategy: Think before deleting or editing users' comments or posts. Respond quickly.

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Measuring Your Employees’ Invisible Forms of Influence

Harvard Business Review

Many know and use the nine-box model , for example, to map past performance against future leadership potential. The people the model identifies as those with the most promise are often the ones a company will invest in through additional training and talent development programs. But are these measurement methods still valid?

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Improving Your Sales Force: Fine-tune or Transform?

Harvard Business Review

Training and coaching : help salespeople develop the competencies they need. focus more effort on specific market segments), tweaks to sales force size or structure (e.g. close a vacant territory in a low growth market) or small modifications to hiring profiles (e.g. well above the industry average.

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Can You Tweak Products Like Steve Jobs?

Harvard Business Review

The result was a 15% increase in new revenue, and a leadership position in a new market segment. These employees are willing to use deep experience in a particular sector to discern and shape opportunities within their social networks and regional markets.

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Get Your Budget Ready for the Upturn

Harvard Business Review

Position yourself in market segments that will grow. The recession eliminated some market segments and redefined others. This is the time to revisit the market spaces you occupy and position yourself to ride the uptick. Some farsighted companies never cut back on training in the downturn, but many did.