
As organizations turn to a “build” strategy for developing the workforce they need, they must design learning programs to deliver results.
Get access to a single webinar that is currently outside of your subscription.
Price: $300 (USD)
Partner with Forrester Research to get access to webinars, insights and frameworks aligned to your role. Shorten the time between a great idea and a great outcome, helping your teams win in the age of the customer.
“Millennials and Gen Zers are more focused on learning than any other cohort.” “Sale professionals aren’t interested in learning.” Can both statements be true? Absolutely, because so much learning and development for revenue professionals is constructed and delivered poorly. In this webinar, Forrester’s Peter Ostrow digs into the conundrum faced by sales and revenue enablement leaders around up-leveling sellers: Reps need and want to learn, but time constraints and delivery flaws too often prevent their training from being effective or sticky.
Key takeaways:
You'll receive an email with dialing and Webex instructions prior to the Webinar.
See the Webinar FAQs for answers to technical and other Webinar questions.
As organizations turn to a “build” strategy for developing the workforce they need, they must design learning programs to deliver results.
Managers must maximize two key drivers to increase the effectiveness of their coaching and include more coaching in their team interactions.
Anyone who sells software or digital goods online and wants to grow through globalization will at least consider a third-party Merchant Of Record model. Merchant of Record (MOR) solutions have existed for decades, but the industry has made headlines recently with some notable departures: Digital River, a former heavyweight in the market, is closing up shop, and a relative newcomer in the category, Lemon Squeezy, was acquired by payments heavyweight Stripe, which, per its founder, will “scale Merchant Of Record selling in a big way.”In this webinar, Forrester analyst Lily Varon is joined by a panel of CEOs from three major players in the MOR solution space: David Nachman, CEO of FastSpring; Jimmy Fitzgerald, CEO of Paddle; and Wendi Sturgis, CEO of Cleverbridge. Key takeaways: Understand what is really going on with the Merchant Of Record market right now.Learn how to avoid common pitfalls of MOR selling.Discover the best ways for digital leaders to prepare for the future of MOR selling.Target audience level: all levels
Your B2B customers expect personalized interactions on their terms and timelines. Outdated marketing, sales, and postsale processes have failed to meet their changing expectations, resulting in poor experiences that make it harder to retain accounts and grow them further. Postsale teams, and customer success specifically, are uniquely positioned to engage customers and help them achieve meaningful results, but only if you elevate their role in transforming revenue processes that create more durable growth.Key takeaways: Learn why customers are the key to stable, long-term growth.Understand the role of postsale engagement teams in transforming revenue processes.Explore how top teams guide customers through four distinct postsale stages of the Opportunity Lifecycle framework.Target audience level: intermediate
Changing business buyer behavior is making traditional go-to-market processes obsolete and turbulent global markets, geopolitical and social upheaval, and technology disruption are upending carefully crafted strategies, budgets, and priorities. It’s critical for B2B leaders to go beyond reactivity to prioritize stable market segments, reduce operational costs, and continuously monitor buyer and customer behaviors. While some lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic may be of use, every crisis has its own context. Today’s conditions represent a poly-crisis that also requires proactive scenario and contingency planning, a new pace for decision-making, and compliance vigilance. Take these actions and you won’t just overcome the chaos – you'll thrive within it. Key takeaways: Learn how to ruthlessly prioritize target market segments.Identify ways to cut duplicative technologies and nonstrategic operational costs.Understand why continuous customer insights strengthen resilience.Leverage scenario planning to keep one step ahead.Change the pace of decision-making and delegate more to frontline leaders.Keep data compliance requirements front and center Target audience level: beginner and intermediate
Forrester’s B2B Summit North America 2025 provides an opportunity to align your go-to-market teams — marketing, sales, customer, and product — on new ideas, frameworks, and practical advice to drive growth and lead transformation. Make the most of the exclusive access you'll have with Forrester's entire go-to-market team of analysts and industry leaders. Join Dave Frankland, B2B Summit Host, as he previews: Mainstage sessions: Get to know the speakers that will address changing buyer behaviors and how go-to-market teams must prepare to best meet the needs of new buying teams. Analyst-led roundtables, breakout Sessions, and workshops: See the critical research to review and interactive tools to leverage so you and your team can pre-register and take full advantage of more than 50 interactive sessions with the Forrester team and your peers. Exclusive live certification offerings: Take part in curated, guided tracks designed to help you and your team apply Forrester’s ideas and frameworks to your organization. Get professionally certified in two tracks: “Capitalize On The B2B Buyer Power Shift” or “Harness AI For B2B Marketing, Sales, Customer & Product.”Plus, Dave will share some pro tips to stay comfortable and enjoy your time in Phoenix.
In this webinar, we explore best practices for chief sales officers (CSOs) to drive long-term seller contributions that optimize their lifetime value to both the organization and its customers.Key takeaways: Understand how modern CSOs are responsible for the “person” in “salesperson.”Learn how to deliver a variety of high-contribution career options.Target audience level: intermediate
Gearing up to deliver great experiences? Start with why your organization is investing in Customer Experience (CX). Whether the objective is revenue, growth, profitability, retention, innovation, or brand value, organizations need a unique set of capabilities to determine what customers need, design and test solutions, and deliver for customers.Key takeaways:Explore B2B CX success stories.Learn how to match CX capabilities to your mission.Learn what skills to own, upskill, borrow, and outsource.Target audience level: beginner and intermediate