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EPISODE · Jul 18, 2022 · 14 MIN

Kishore Kothandaraman: Building the Future of Event Marketing

from Healthy Competition: Product Marketing | Competitive Intelligence | Strategy · host Andy McCotter-Bicknell

Kishore is the Co-Founder at Goldcast, a platform that helps B2B marketers run webinars, virtual, and hybrid events that drive revenue. In this episode, we chat about Kishore's journey dropping out of school to start Goldcast, how they approach differentiation in a mature category, and his advice to those thinking about starting their own company. Follow Kishore: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kishorekothandaraman/ Check out Goldcast: Goldcast.io Continue the conversation with me: LinkedIn | TikTok | Twitter This episode is brought to you by The Competitive Playbook (hey, that's me! 😀): The Competitive Playbook The Competitive Playbook has helped 100+ founders, product marketers, and enablement professionals build or optimize their Competitive Intel programs. Learn more about why folks from Slack, Metadata, Zendesk, Highspot, and more are using the course to build healthy competitive programs at competitiveplaybook.com.

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