Featuring: * Recordings from Pulse events * The Customer Success Podcast: This podcast aims to uncover the stories, perspectives, and best practices around the leading Customer Success programs. Hosted by Allison Pickens(former Chief Customer Officer at Gainsight), she shares those stories alongside an all-star roster of special guests.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 54 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Category | Business |
Welcome to The Gainsight Gamechanger Podcast, a space where we recognize and celebrate people who change the game of customer success and product experience for their companies, customers, teammates, and partners. Losing customers to churn is painful... more
In this episode, Ruben Rabago(Chief Strategist, Gainsight) sits down with Natasha Narayan(CEO, IcebergIQ) to examine and discuss why Win/Loss Analysis is essential for customer success-driven organizations, why she co-founded IcebergIQ, and more.
In this episode, Ruben Rabago(Chief Strategist, Gainsight) sits down with Jo Massie(VP of Customer Success, Slido) to discuss how Customer Success is at the center of every employee's onboarding, managing global teams, and more.
In this episode, Allison Pickens (COO, Gainsight) sits down with Peter Armaly (Senior Director of Customer Success Business Advisory Services, Oracle) to discuss how Oracle is using advisory services both externally and internally to drive success, h... more
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Hi Team, this is a wonderful library for the CS discipline and for anyone starting to explore the role of CS in an organization. I’d request you to please start posting more episodes and get leaders from organizations share their experiences of running CS and what they want CS teams to be doing better as the landscape of SaaS business is changing everyday. I hope this feedback will be considered and more content shared on this platform. Thank you!
I’ve just come across this podcast and I love it! Their guests are leaders in CS from really reputable companies and I feel like I’ve learned a ton already. Keep up the good work!! :)
Love these podcasts. Finally an interviewer who sounds like they want to be a interviewer - I could listen to Allison Pickens all day long. Great insights, information, and ideas.
Great source of information with industry leaders. The host is engaging and drives out interesting questions. more
What made Amazon successful is there customer obsession. The growing SAAS industry is calling for new role of CS, CX and I couldn’t find a better resource than this to learn what’s happening in the industry. It’s so succinct, efficient, to the point, and full of inspiration.
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