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When you're acquired by Private Equity, the first one hundred days are critical. You need to grow revenue faster, be more profitable, and integrate additional companies, all while getting buy-in from investors. In this environment, ramping up your sales pipeline is a major component of meeting board expectations. In Post-Acquisition Marketing, Shiv Narayanan reveals how PE-backed companies can leverage marketing to scale faster and deliver on the investment thesis. With Shiv's proven framework, you'll learn exactly how to leverage data to secure a larger budget for marketing and drive more top-line revenue growth than ever before.…mehr

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When you're acquired by Private Equity, the first one hundred days are critical. You need to grow revenue faster, be more profitable, and integrate additional companies, all while getting buy-in from investors. In this environment, ramping up your sales pipeline is a major component of meeting board expectations. In Post-Acquisition Marketing, Shiv Narayanan reveals how PE-backed companies can leverage marketing to scale faster and deliver on the investment thesis. With Shiv's proven framework, you'll learn exactly how to leverage data to secure a larger budget for marketing and drive more top-line revenue growth than ever before.
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Autorenporträt
Shiv Narayanan is the Founder and CEO of How To SaaS, a management consulting firm that works with leading private equity investors, founders, CEOs, and revenue leaders. As an advisor, consultant, and fractional CMO, Shiv has helped B2B companies create hundreds of millions of dollars in enterprise value with marketing and demand generation. He is also the bestselling author of Post-Acquisition Marketing and the host of the Private Equity Value Creation Podcast. Previously, Shiv was the CMO of Wild Apricot, which was acquired by Rubicon Technology Partners in 2017 and flipped to Pamlico Capital in 2018.