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SaaStr
AUGUST 15, 2024
There’s always someone a few years ahead of you on the scaling journey who can share their lessons learned. Robbie O’Connor, the GM EMEA at Notion and the first European hire at Asana and Dropbox takes the stage at SaaStr Europa to talk about the building blocks required to scale GTM teams and operations. Timing is also essential.
SaaStr
AUGUST 9, 2024
From startup to $500M CARR, Spencer Burke, SVP of Growth at Braze, shares how Braze scaled a growth and customer success team. In this AI moment we’re in, there are still many moments in scaling a company where intuition still matters. You don’t have to leave as the organization scales. This isn’t new.
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SaaStr
JULY 12, 2024
Scaling to $150M ARR and beyond is no simple task. Will this change as Grafana Labs scales? But they’re still one of the last remaining open-source companies at scale. The post Scaling to $150M ARR and Beyond with Grafana Labs and Lightspeed appeared first on SaaStr. How did it come to be? Probably not.
SaaStr
DECEMBER 22, 2023
At the SaaStr Annual, Kiren Sekar, Samsara’s Chief Strategy Officer and founding chief Product Officer shared five lessons he learned along the way from scaling six products to $100M+. Lesson 1 — The Magic “Scale or Pivot” Metric With so many different SaaS metrics out there, which metric can really steer a business?
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SaaStr
NOVEMBER 19, 2024
Drata VP of Customer Success Management, Wen Yao, and VP of Customer Experience, Ashley Hyman, share how to scale customer success from 0 to 5,000 customers. When Drata took this approach, it helped them scale to 5,000 customers, all within 3.5 Every touch point matters, but you can’t scale like this.
SaaStr
MARCH 30, 2024
Dear SaaStr: What are The Most Common Mistakes Founders Make When They Are Just Starting to Scale Revenue? As you scale, your win rate — the % of deals you close vs. the competition — should go down. The post The 6 Most Common Mistakes Founders Make When They Are Just Starting to Scale Revenue appeared first on SaaStr.
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