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Bizcast: Marlys K. Arnold on her book, “Build a Better Trade Show Image”, in conversation with Subhanjan Sarkar (opens the original)
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Marlys Arnold brings a unique perspective to trade show exhibiting, with experience – as both an exhibitor and a show organizer. For more than two decades, she’s advised thousands of exhibitors through consultations and workshops for events, ranging from local consumer expos to major U.S. trade shows. She has written two books on the subject: the award-winning “Build a Better Trade Show Image” and “Exhibit Design That Works”. A respected voice in the industry, Marlys frequently contributes to to
Bizcast: Neha Raj on her book, “I Wrote a Book!”, in conversation with Subhanjan Sarkar (opens the original)
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Neha Raj, known to the literary world as The Book Marketing Girl, is on a mission to ensure no great book goes unread. After leaving the corporate world to pursue her love for books, she co-founded Booknerds in 2015, a thriving community of more than 25,000 passionate readers. Recognising that even exceptional authors struggle with visibility, she began helping writers build powerful personal brands through strategic book marketing. A Top 1 per cent creator on Topmate and one of India’s leading
Bizcast: R. Scott Gillum on his book, “The Hidden Buyer Journey”, in conversation with Subhanjan Sarkar (opens the original)
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R. Scott Gillum has spent his career studying the one variable most sales and marketing strategies ignore: the human being on the other side of the conversation. As a buyer behaviourist and the founder and CEO of Carbon Design, Scott helps B2B organisations close the gap between how they communicate and how their buyers actually make decisions. His work draws on decades at the intersection of behavioural science, marketing strategy, and enterprise sales — giving him a perspective that is equal p
Bizcast: Irene F. Lefton on her book, “Who Speaks for the Customer?”, in conversation with Subhanjan Sarkar (opens the original)
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Irene F. Lefton is an author, Customer Success strategist, and longtime advocate for the voice of the customer. Recognised multiple times as a Top 100 Customer Success Strategist, she has built and led global professional services, support, and customer success teams across the US, Europe, and Asia — spanning industries, business models, and companies of all sizes. Her career has been driven by a simple belief: that centring the customer is not just the right thing to do, it’s good business. Tod
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