I recently read "A Marketer's Guide to Cross-Departmental Collaboration" and found it to be an extremely informative and practical resource for marketers looking to improve communication and collaboration across departments within their organization. The book offers valuable insights on how to break down silos, create a shared vision, and align goals to drive success. The examples and case studies provided were particularly helpful in illustrating the benefits of cross-departmental collaboration. I highly recommend this book to any marketer looking to enhance their team's productivity and overall performance.
A Marketer's Guide to Cross-Departmental Collaboration
With Kestrel Lemen and Madecraft
Liked by 1,066 users
Duration: 9m
Skill level: General
Released: 3/13/2024
Course details
Cross-departmental collaboration is a crucial skill for all marketing professionals. In this short course, meet email marketing expert Kestrel Lemen. Kestrel shares common challenges that can arise in a collaborative environment, the importance of communication, and how to accomplish shared goals. After taking this course, you’ll be equipped with the tools to run effective cross-departmental collaboration within your marketing team and beyond.
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Alexandra Papi
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Marketing Management and Development>Commercial Excellence>Strategic Planning & Business Integration>Market Access & Patient Engagement>Reimbursement…
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