How can an executive team assess top 1% talent in minutes flat.

Why background is only part of the story.

Why psychometric testing is so important.

These are just a few topics we discuss with Huff Logue, an executive recruiter and coach with more than 30 years of experience.

High Intent explores unfiltered lessons from the frontlines of modern marketing. I'm your host, Justin Rubner.

The next time you’re at your company’s town hall, pay attention to this:The amount of congrats on the new logos your Sales team generated vs. the time allocated to the 13 existing customers who renewed last quarter.

Chances are, it’s lopsided to say the least toward new sales.

Howard Flint, CEO of GhostPartner, a content and customer marketing agency, has a thing or 10 to say about that:

How customer marketing can not only keep customers happy but how it can uncover hidden problems.

How it's low work and high return.

How to come up with ideas and create landing pages using AI.

High Intent explores unfiltered lessons from the frontlines of modern marketing, hosted by Justin Rubner.

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How can CMOs be more board fluent?

Why is customer retention such a missed focus?

How does marketing-CS-sales misalignment causes so many problems?

Fred Penteado is an outsider. And that is where his value lies. Penteado, owner of 129 Advisory, counsels mostly PE-backed companies on growth.

You could call him a marriage counselor. And he's the next guest on High Intent. I'm your host, Justin Rubner.

If you're in a GTM role at a venture-backed company, you'll want to watch this episode.

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If you’re aspiring to make that leap from VP to Chief Marketing Officer, you’ll want to be aware that it’s a bit of a bloodbath up there. Of all the C suite, CMO tenure is by far the shortest. Why is this, and what can be done?

Host Justin Rubner talks with Bill Harper, Chief Creative Officer of BrandBossHQ, about this.

Topics discussed:

• CMOs are increasingly brought on to fix singular problems
• CMOs need to manage expectations in addition to overseeing marketing
• Why old playbooks don't work
• How CMOs should set intentions and collaborate
• What they're doing wrong
• An action plan to fix this