03.06.24 -- Insights from Elliott Berger, Former Chief Marketing Officer at Calatent
FROM THE EDITOR
The second episode of our Trailblazer Interview Series is featured in this edition of our newsletter, and it’s a great one.
I had the opportunity to speak with Elliot Berger the day after Novo Holdings announced they were acquiring Catalent. Elliott is the former Chief Marketing Officer at Catalent and current board member at Orientation Marketing. He shares his thoughts on the acquisition, the exciting opportunities he sees in the life sciences space, and his practical advice to CMOs about media buying, creating an effective relationship between marketing and sales teams, and preparing yourself to be a CMO.
And there is much more too from Jon Howland, CEO of Life Science Connect, as well as the smart folks at Altitude Marketing and Industry Standard Research.
Our life’s work is to help you discover and adopt a better way, Follow Your Buyer!
By Phil Baily, Content Marketing Specialist, Altitude Marketing
As a B2B company, you may think it’s necessary to keep a corporate demeanor in everything you do. But the truth is, humanizing your brand can help you connect with clients naturally – and then naturally stand out. Here’s how you can make that happen.
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Is your services marketing strategy constantly being questioned, critiqued, and disrupted internally? Too often, marketers lack vital information to create an effective marketing strategy and your organization and department suffer due to constant disruption of marketing plans. You, as a marketer, may suffer from lack of influence and respect, limited resources, and limited professional development. But it doesn’t have to be this way.
Many will have heard talk of taking a data driven approach to Sales and Marketing and having a Data Strategy but what exactly does it mean? Well quite simply it is about using data to help inform your decision making, strategy and tactics, particularly in terms of sales and marketing planning and activity.
By Grace Peoples, Social Media Coordinator, Altitude Marketing
B2B social media content is one of the hardest things for companies to get right. In this article, I explore what social media is, why businesses should care about it, and tips for getting started with seven types of posts.
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