Prove CMO Brad Rosenfeld on Fast Company | 3 big bets to accelerate onboarding and boost revenue in 2022
The author John Maxwell once wrote: “Change is inevitable. Growth is optional.” As the financial industry comes to terms with the rapid and profound changes in consumer behavior brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, executives must find new and innovative ways to grow their businesses. In my article for Fast Company, I list my three major bets for 2022 on how marketing execs can harness new technology to stay competitive in the new year.
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