Ep. 57 Kyndryl: The born first ABM business

Securing and retaining strategic accounts can be challenging, especially in complex industries like life sciences. In this episode, Jerid Lydic from Pfizer draws on his 25 years of experience to offer battle-tested strategies for winning a greater share of your most valuable customers.

In this episode, Google Cloud's Katharyn White shares her vision for generative AI adoption and what it will take to win in a world where AI’s rewriting the charter for marketing.

Balancing the legacy of a 240-year-old brand with the demands of innovation is a delicate art. In this podcast, Janis Fratamico explains why forward thinking will make customers ambassadors for your brand.

ABM programs can mistakenly be positioned as demand generation initiatives, with serious consequences on performance. In our latest episode, Alisha Lyndon and Rachel Fairley, Chief Brand Officer at Hewlett Packard Enterprise, unpack the role brand plays and the intersection of brand/demand/ABM for your organization’s growth strategy. 

Kyndryl is a business that was founded and structured around implementing ABM right from the start. In our latest ABM podcast, Andrew Fitzgerald, Vice President of Global Account-Based Marketing explains “The Kyndryl Way” and why it was so important to design a marketing function with strategic clients at its core.

In the world of ABM and alliances, there’s a clear mantra: one team, one strategy, one goal. In our latest ABM podcast, Pooja Golechha, Senior Manager Partner Marketing and Account-Based Marketing at Pega, explains why uniting from day one creates a robust foundation for success.

To celebrate the launch of Alisha Lyndon's book, The ABM Effect, she's joined by contributor and best-selling author Don Peppers. Hear from Don on his thinking around treating customers as a market of one and his B2B marketing philosophy that set the stage for the ABM revolution.

Successful ABM comes when client-centricity takes center stage. In our latest ABM podcast, Arlyn Knox, Chief Marketing Officer at Redwood Logistics, talks about the power of putting customers at the forefront and how nurturing deep relationships can turn prospects into partners.

In this podcast Hillary Carpio, Senior Director of ABM at Snowflake, discusses how combining agile methodologies with scalable ABM practices helps to successfully navigate the challenges of the enterprise market, creating meaningful connections and driving revenue growth.

“ABM requires a strong sales and marketing interlock,” says Ching May Low. In this podcast, Alisha is joined by The Director of International Accounts for Dell Technologies, who explains how her wide-ranging experience has helped her align sales and marketing to create impactful—and even scalable—ABM programs. The conversation covers everything from social selling to the power of unsolicited business proposals, including where to focus your ABM efforts and how to make campaigns resonate across different regions. Enjoy.