The world is more complex than ever before. Since COVID, it’s no longer unusual to be required to show proof of ID, proof of vaccination, and maybe even verify your phone just to get into something as simple as a social event. Complexity is a double-edged sword. On the

Collision 2023 was THE tech event of the year. It brought together tech from all areas — from hardware to software.  The main theme? AI. 🤖 Although it wasn’t the kind of AI you’re thinking of. The overarching theme was about bringing authentic intention to your business dealings. For example,

When it comes to event planning - don’t make the mistake of going at it alone.  Why would you spend 100% and get 100% returns when you could spend 50% and get 200% returns? Everyone is striving to be unique while cutting costs, and the stress of delivering is

Scrolling through LinkedIn, it's hard not to see Gong and its well-positioned brand. What I saw this time though had a bit of a twist: Gong’s “Partner Month.” I immediately thought to myself: “Well, that’s interesting… a whole month? Just for partners? Heck yeah!” To find out more,

Happy Thursday PartnerHackers. We've had enough "humbling" news in the world as of late, so I put together a piece on something I feel we have going for us that, well, just makes me feel damn good. It's about where we come from. I hope it inspires you to feel

Cory Snyder, VP of Partnerships at Sendoso, came into the company a year ago with one goal in mind: to enhance Sendoso’s partner program and give each of his partners the first-class experience they’d been promised. I've been in partnerships for a long time. You say a lot

Airmeet is leading the charge on driving revenue through Event-led Growth (ELG). It’s part of a Nearbound strategy to use trust and influence to reach customers through the excitement of live, interactive online events. Events aren’t just about growing your list through registration. They allow you to gather

Google used to be king. It’s not anymore. Today, the winners are community platforms. Before the internet, getting connected to information was hard. Google made it easy. But as the digital age matured and people adapted and learned to game search engines, the value of “how” information decreased. Now,

Bitly made headlines last week announcing they've hired a VP of Partnerships. Despite the economy, they’re betting big on partnerships as a growth opportunity. Kevin Raheja, ex-HubSpot and ex-Typeform, took the job to help build out Bitly’s tech partnerships and enable more use cases for the product. I