Founder and CEO At Pavilion | WSJ Best Selling Author | Podcast Host
Community Builder, Revenue Leader, and Podcast Host.
Founder of Pavilion, the leading community for high growth Go To Market (GTM) executives in the world with over 10,000 Members and Chapters in every major global tech hub. Sam is also the WSJ best-selling author of "Kind Folks Finish First: The Considerate Path to Success in Business and Life." He's also a co-host of the Topline Podcast where he interviews global technology leaders weekly. One of the most respected voices in technology and GTM, Sam has spent the last 25 years as a senior revenue leader at companies like Gerson Lehrman Group, Vimeo, The Muse, and Behavox.
- WSJ Best Selling Author of ""Kind Folks Finish First""
- Co-Host of Topline Podcast
- Top B2B Influencer with over 100K+ followers on LinkedIn
2x Author | Co-founder at Terminus | Peak Community Host for emerging CMOs and CMOs to grow 1% better each week | Host of the top 50 business podcast #FlipMyFunnel
Sangram Vajre led marketing at Pardot (acquired by ExactTarget and then Salesforce for $2.7B). Soon after, he co-founded Terminus which hit $1M in the first year. Within 6 years, Terminus hit $120M, growing to over 200 employees and ranking No. 21 on Deloitte’s Technology Fast 500 list and best places to work. Sangram now serves as Terminus' official “Chief Evangelist.”
Author of two books on Marketing, including ABM is B2B: Why B2B Marketing and Sales is Broken and How to Fix it and Account-Based Marketing for Dummies.
Sangram is the host of the top 50 business podcast called FlipMyFunnel with over 100K subscribers and was named as one of the top 21 B2B Influencers in the world by DMN network. Sangram has spoken globally both live and virtually for platforms such as Leadercast, Linkedin, INBOUND, Entrepreneur and INC.
Camela Thompson is the Vice President of Marketing at CaliberMind, the leading B2B platform for revenue insights you can trust. Based in Seattle, Camela has spent 15+ years in Revenue Operations in the tech industry in successful startups such as Qumulo, Extrahop, and CDK Global (formerly Cobalt) before proving herself as a customer-first growth marketer. She is deeply familiar with the pain points that Ops teams face and is passionate about helping Ops professionals accelerate their careers. In addition, she hosts CaliberMinds' podcast, The Revenue Marketing Report, where she produces expert-fueled content devoted to helping B2B Marketers hone their craft.
Previously, Camela ran her own consultancy where she specialized in creating customer-centric brand narratives. She also served as Chief Marketing Advisor for Shepard Search Partners, Expert Advisor at the RevOps Co-Op, and volunteers as a marketing coach for under-resourced entrepreneurs through Urban Impact Seattle.
CGO @ A1M. Award-Winning Marketer Obsessed with Building Systems. Co-Host of Marketers Talking. Mediocre Call of Duty Player.
It all started in 1995 when my grandpa bought a copy machine and I started making counterfeit bills with my classmates pictures where the dead presidents should be. I sold them for $2 a piece or 3 for $5 until the school shut it down and I switched to selling mix tapes before moving onto building geocities sites for local businesses.
Some kids grew up playing with dolls or legos; I grew up playing business.
My most profitable childhood venture was mowing the neighbors lawns - I later learned that this was partially because my grandfather was fertilizing their yards while they were at work. This was before Nest and Ring when the only home security was the stay-at-home parents in the neighborhood and they didn't snitch on each other.
I had an unconventional childhood which left me with a strong sense of purpose and confidence that I could conquer anything I chose, regardless of my experience or expertise in an area, as long as I work hard.
This led me to be the first-in-the-family to do a lot of things; starting college part time at 15, moving to Italy at 16 for a year abroad, launching and selling a company in my early 20s, moving from a 7,200 person town to NYC to work in VC-backed startups, publishing a book, selling another company, being on tv, speaking at conferences around the country, grad school, and more.
Nearly 3 decades after my first (childhood) entrepreneurial venture I'm still in the business of building businesses and love it.
Today I run A1M with one of my oldest marketing friends who I met on Twitter in the early 2010s. We split our time between advising high-growth SaaS startups and founders, working directly with clients to drive revenue through adoption of AI and robust, automation systems, and producing content to help make good marketing more accessible for all.
I understand the challenges of entrepreneurship and built a company (Keap) that will simplify growth for millions of entrepreneurial small businesses.
Thanks to the love and patience of my wife and 6 kids, I get to spend my free time with them, and pursuing hobbies like amateur audio production, guitar, piano, basketball, pickle ball, ultimate and board games.
Marketing specialist with broader experience within owned and paid media (SEO, performance content & social). Alongside an integrated marketing background, expertise extends to marketing strategy, web design, campaign optimisation & execution, data visualisation, copywriting and strategic planning.
Specialties:
- Organic Search (SEO)
- Content Marketing & Strategy
- Digital Strategy
- SEM
- Web Design & CRO
- Data Analysis & Visualization
- Copywriting
Qualifications:
- BA (Hons) Journalism from the University of Lincoln
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