EPISODE · Mar 14, 2025 · 50 MIN
Developing a Client Health Score with Katherine Nino | EP28
from Account Management Secrets · host Alex Raymond
RevOps is more than a back-office function. It is a game-changer for sales operations, account management, and long-term revenue growth. Alex Raymond sits down with Katherine Nino, the head of global revenue operations at Makosi, to talk about how RevOps goes beyond traditional sales enablement and shapes the entire customer lifecycle. They discuss the power of client health scores, how data-driven insights help account managers stay ahead of churn, and why a culture shift around risk and collaboration is essential. Katherine shares her approach to building a health score model that cuts through data overload and makes it easier for teams to focus on relationships. She also challenges outdated views on sales handoffs, training, and accountability, making the case for a more connected approach to retention and growth. Join Alex and Katherine’s discussion to discover a clear roadmap for leveraging RevOps to improve client satisfaction, reduce churn, and drive sustainable revenue growth. Episode Breakdown: 00:00 Introduction 01:53 What is RevOps? 03:07 Strategy and Transformation 05:05 Data Structure and Reporting 08:20 Evolution of RevOps 10:10 Orchestration and Collaboration in RevOps 14:42 Building a Client Health Model 18:39 Proactive Client Management 20:01 Developing and Testing the Health Model 24:00 Implementation and Success of the Health Model 27:31 Role of Account Managers in Using the Health Model 32:10 Improving Data Quality and Compliance 38:08 Mindset Shift for Account Managers 42:52 Regular Data Hygiene Practices 44:03 Importance of Training and Development for Account Managers Links Connect with Katherine Nino: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jkatherinenino/ Connect with Alex Raymond: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/afraymond/ Website: https://amplifyam.com/ Podcast production and show notes provided by HiveCast.fm
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RevOps is more than a back-office function. It is a game-changer for sales operations, account management, and long-term revenue growth. Alex Raymond sits down with Katherine Nino, the head of global revenue operations at Makosi, to talk about how RevOps goes beyond traditional sales enablement and shapes the entire customer lifecycle. They discuss the power of client health scores, how data-driven insights help account managers stay ahead of churn, and why a culture shift around risk and collaboration is essential. Katherine shares her approach to building a health score model that cuts through data overload and makes it easier for teams to focus on relationships. She also challenges outdated views on sales handoffs, training, and accountability, making the case for a more connected approach to retention and growth. Join Alex and Katherine’s discussion to discover a clear roadmap for leveraging RevOps to improve client satisfaction, reduce churn, and drive sustainable revenue growth. Episode Breakdown: 00:00 Introduction 01:53 What is RevOps? 03:07 Strategy and Transformation 05:05 Data Structure and Reporting 08:20 Evolution of RevOps 10:10 Orchestration and Collaboration in RevOps 14:42 Building a Client Health Model 18:39 Proactive Client Management 20:01 Developing and Testing the Health Model 24:00 Implementation and Success of the Health Model 27:31 Role of Account Managers in Using the Health Model 32:10 Improving Data Quality and Compliance 38:08 Mindset Shift for Account Managers 42:52 Regular Data Hygiene Practices 44:03 Importance of Training and Development for Account Managers Links Connect with Katherine Nino: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jkatherinenino/ Connect with Alex Raymond: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/afraymond/ Website: https://amplifyam.com/ Podcast production and show notes provided by HiveCast.fm
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