Do your product managers and marketers have the background to develop differentiated, customer-centric strategies? Or were your marketers trained in other disciplines, finding their way into a marketing role “accidentally?”

As products and services have become more technical, many companies have filled product management and marketing jobs with technically trained people. It is not a mistake.  With the right guidance, these accidental marketers can add strategic thinking skills to their technical knowledge and reach their full potential.  

Our past participants say that our company-based strategic marketing workshops are the most powerful, practical, and entertaining sessions they have ever attended. In as little as two days, we can develop your team’s lifelong strategic skills while they get real planning work done during the workshop.

Given my experience over the years with Impact, I can’t think of a better approach to help businesses succeed! Their approach provides a clear line of sight from planning through to execution. Their tools help teams uncover insights that are often missing or disconnected from the strategy.

Lesley Fronio

Senior Vice President & General Manager at Vyaire Medical

As a formally-trained veterinarian that found myself in a marketing role, I truly am an “Accidental Marketer”! I have personally used the tools to successfully lead the launch and rebranding of several products – as if I have been a marketer all my career.

Shelley Stanford

Business Unit Director, Swine and Poultry, Zoetis