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This podcast diary is the second in Alice’s series of the Diary of a first-time CMO. Across 50+ entries, Alice de Courcy unpacks lessons she’s learned in the past two years since her last diary, scaling Cognism into new regions, introducing new products to market, on route to hitting the 100M mark. And it’s all available in audio format, for free, here!

The purpose of this study is to discover if Customer Relationship Management programs can serve as a function of public relations in the development of stakeholder relationships. Conversations In Communication, Volume II: Customer Relationship Management (CRM) as a Function of Public Relations analyzes CRM communication by exploring the organization-public relationships between customers and their banking providers.

The Levels: a manual for growth that focuses on the changes a business should put in place to make the difficult transition up from a small to medium-sized company. This book is a guide to challenging and changing your entire way of thinking. This is your route to taking control of the future of your business and grabbing hold of the lifestyle you really want to be living.

Invest just five minutes a day to listen to Success in 5 Minutes a Day to sharpen your knowledge, skills, and abilities on lead generation. This one step will put you on the fast track to success in business and life.

High impact leaders align their habits with key values in order to maximize their influence. These 10 values are common sense. However, they are not always common practice. These 10 values will help you build trust and accelerate relationship building. Those mastering these 10 values will be able to lead with speed as they develop 360° of influence from wherever they are.

Written resumes are only good for opening doors, not closing deals. The unwritten resume is a real-time and deeply memorable depiction of you. It is a collection of impressions you leave behind with everyone who encounters you - in person, or on the phone.... It is what triggers action - good or bad - because it represents who you really are to those with whom you interact.