Do you approach stakeholder management differently based on the team you're talking to? (Product, Marketing, Sales, Growth, Customer Success). And if so, how?
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ICONIQ Capital Product & Content Marketing | Formerly Replicant, MobileCoin, Zuora, Hired, Oracle, Responsys • 6y
Yes, I always do. Treat each stakeholder like one of your “personas”. Understand their role, what their pain points are, what their goals are, what words they use and...
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Celigo Vice President Product Marketing | Formerly HackerOne, Cohere, Box, Google, Adobe • 4y
Yes! When approaching stakeholder management, it's key to accurately identify who your stakeholders are to cultivate and nurture strong relationships successfully. You'll...
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I take a relationship-based approach when I think about stakeholder management. I prefer to tailor my style to the individual, so it doesn’t matter as much which departm...
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Kodex Head of Marketing & Government Relations • 4y
To the extent different teams have different cultures, I will tailor my approach, but for the most part I manage stakeholders according to their individual personalities ...
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Amperity SVP, Head of Marketing • 2y
I like to keep my approach consistent across stakeholders, but I do alter what I focus on to ensure that each team cares about what I have to say.My approach: Objective: ...
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Former Director, Product Marketing & Demand Generation at You.com | Formerly LinkedIn • 1y
Rather than thinking about what team they're on, I love the RAPID framework for stakeholder management. This is a tool that helps clarify who is accountable for decisions...
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