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96. The AI-Powered Future of B2B Marketing

from TECHtonic: Trends in Technology and Services

How is AI reshaping the relationship between marketing and sales? In this episode of TECHtonic, host Thomas Lah, EVP and Executive Director of TSIA, sits down with Kathy Macchi, EVP of Innovation at Inverta, to explore the seismic shifts happening in B2B marketing. Kathy breaks down how today’s buyers rely on self-education and independent research—rendering traditional lead generation models like MQLs obsolete. Instead, success now hinges on multi-threaded engagement, AI-powered personalization, and a new, collaborative approach to Account-Based Marketing (ABM). Discover how revenue teams can leverage AI to deliver smarter, more effective outreach and create frictionless buying experiences. Don’t miss this in-depth look into the future of B2B marketing!

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Take an in-depth look at how AI is transforming B2B marketing by replacing outdated lead generation models with multi-threaded engagement, AI-driven personalization, and a collaborative approach to Account-Based Marketing (ABM).

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