Adopting an Entrepreneurial Model for Growth

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Episode #228: David Reid, CTO & CMO at NOV, shares how enterprise leaders grow by combining near-term cashflow discipline with long-horizon innovation. He explains why corporate groups often reject ideas they did not create. He shows how trust and relationships win complex deals. He closes with practical ways to build healthier, higher-performing teams.

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Adopting an Entrepreneurial Model for Growth

Episode #228: David Reid, CTO & CMO at NOV, shares how enterprise leaders grow by combining near-term cashflow discipline with long-horizon innovation. He explains why corporate groups often reject ideas they did not create. He shows how trust and relationships win complex deals. He closes with practical ways to build healthier, higher-performing teams.

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CMOs: Why Playbook is the New Dirty Word

Manisha Khadge, Chief Marketing Officer at Mindbowser Inc., delves deeply into the necessity for adaptability in marketing, the rapid pace of technological advancements, and how these factors shape effective leadership and company dynamics. Manisha shares her journey from the technical side of the industry into marketing, underscoring the importance of balancing strategic planning with hands-on practice.

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CMOs: Why Playbook is the New Dirty Word

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Manisha Khadge, Chief Marketing Officer at Mindbowser Inc., delves deeply into the necessity for adaptability in marketing, the rapid pace of technological advancements, and how these factors shape effective leadership and company dynamics. Manisha shares her journey from the technical side of the industry into marketing, underscoring the importance of balancing strategic planning with hands-on practice.

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