If Prices Could Talk
Welcome to If Prices Could Talk, the podcast where we explore the strategies and tactics that drive effective pricing, sales, and negotiations in B2B.Join us for candid conversations with thought leaders and industry experts as we dive into what’s working, what’s changing,…
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Pricing Through Uncertainty: Value, Volatility & AI with Cargill’s Bhadra Menon (opens the original)
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What does great pricing look like when weather, tariffs, geopolitics, commodity markets, and supply chains can change the equation overnight? In this episode of If Prices Could Talk , Holden Advisors President and CEO Brian Doyle and Emily Macaulay sit down with Bhadra Menon, Senior Director of Global Strategic Pricing at Cargill , to explore how one of the world's largest privately held companies approaches pricing in an environment defined by complexity and change. Bhadra challenges a common a
Why revenue growth breaks down (and how great companies fix it) with Dan Bernoske (opens the original)
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Private equity firms don't invest in companies hopingthey'll grow. They invest expecting them to grow. So why do so many portfolio companies struggle to execute? In this episode of If Prices Could Talk , Brian Doyle and Emily Macaulay sit down with Dan Bernoske , Founder and CEO of The Cortado Group, to discuss what actually drives revenue growth inside investor-backed businesses. Together they explore how pricing, revenue operations, AI,and sales execution must work together to create sustainab
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