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Episode 142: Diversity in the Sales and Marketing Industry - Natalie Severino

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While the importance of diversity is stressed in many industries today, other fields are still known for being “old boys clubs” – and sales is one of those fields. Today’s guest is here to talk about diversity in the sales and marketing industry and what has and hasn’t changed for women in those fields.

Natalie Severino is the Vice President of Marketing at Chorus.ai. Listen to the conversation to hear what Natalie has to say about the research studying differences between men and women in sales, how men and women respond differently to job descriptions and requirements, and what people in leadership can do to bring in more women.

Episode Highlights:

  • What’s changing for women in sales and marketing
  • What the research says about the difference between the ways men and women sell
  • Reasons why women might outperform men in sales
  • Building rapport and establishing status
  • How the language in job descriptions affects female candidates
  • The difference between how men and women respond to job requirements
  • How marketing and sales differ in terms of diversity
  • What leadership can do to bring in more women
  • Women’s groups that listeners can attend

Resources:

Natalie Severino

Women Sales Pros

Girls Club

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160 episodes

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Content provided by Marylou Tyler. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Marylou Tyler or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

While the importance of diversity is stressed in many industries today, other fields are still known for being “old boys clubs” – and sales is one of those fields. Today’s guest is here to talk about diversity in the sales and marketing industry and what has and hasn’t changed for women in those fields.

Natalie Severino is the Vice President of Marketing at Chorus.ai. Listen to the conversation to hear what Natalie has to say about the research studying differences between men and women in sales, how men and women respond differently to job descriptions and requirements, and what people in leadership can do to bring in more women.

Episode Highlights:

  • What’s changing for women in sales and marketing
  • What the research says about the difference between the ways men and women sell
  • Reasons why women might outperform men in sales
  • Building rapport and establishing status
  • How the language in job descriptions affects female candidates
  • The difference between how men and women respond to job requirements
  • How marketing and sales differ in terms of diversity
  • What leadership can do to bring in more women
  • Women’s groups that listeners can attend

Resources:

Natalie Severino

Women Sales Pros

Girls Club

  continue reading

160 episodes

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