By Lane Ellis

Summer is in full swing, and today’s B2B marketing landscape burns bright with consistent changes, often accompanied by growth that happens so fast that it can be difficult to fully appreciate, no matter the season.

For over two decades, TopRank Marketing has been honored to help a wide selection of the world’s top B2B marketers and major brands elevate and go beyond merely being competitive, to standing out from the crowd with an array of creative, award-winning successes. In this spirit, we like to regularly take the time to congratulate and honor business marketers, thought leaders, industry influencers, as well as our own talented team members who have recently seen career advancement.

When B2B marketers take on new leadership roles, it’s only natural to look for trusted resources to help professionals in new positions hit the ground running, and TopRank Marketing is happy to have been a go-to B2B content and influencer marketing agency for so many stellar marketers in new leadership roles. We’re also always seeking out B2B technology industry influencers advancing in their careers to partner with on unique content collaborations.

We extend summertime congratulations to our B2B technology industry partners, clients, associates, friends and teammates in this sixth edition of B2B Marketers on the Move.

Summertime B2B Marketers on the Move

Michelle Robbins has taken a new position as business analytics manager at LinkedIn*.

Focus on growth opportunities, in organizations with strong leadership and access to mentors, and seek a challenge instead of a title. I’ve benefited greatly from being curious, expanding my own capabilities with continued learning, and pivoting to where that curiosity takes me.

Alex Pavelich has taken a new position as senior product manager — identity, at Experian.

Don’t be afraid to lean into your interests. Finding the intersection of my interests and skill set has brought me the greatest success.

Neal Schaffer has taken a new position as chief marketing officer at Cheeki.

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Source:: Top Rank Blog

      

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