Latané Conant
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Latané Conant

Latané Conant is the Chief Revenue Officer of 6sense and author of the bestselling book, No Forms. No Spam. No Cold Calls. She’s passionate about empowering marketing leaders to confidently lead their teams, company, and industry into the future. Latané is laser-focused on leveraging technology and data to build marketing programs that result in deals, not just leads. She’s known across the industry for her creativity, competitiveness, and boundless energy.

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BDRs Are (STILL) a BFD: A Guide to Business Development Rep Success in the Age of AI

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Embrace Benchmarking to Discover How Your Marketing Stacks Up

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8 Rules for Building Successful & Sustainable B2B Communities

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The Evolution of the Chief Market Officer

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The Guide to Empowering BDRs to Help Them Thrive

Take A Strategic Approach To AI Integration When Scaling Account-Based Marketing

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The Evolution of the Chief Market Officer (Part 2 of 2)

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The Future of Advertising: 9 Things Marketers Should Expect to See in a World of Ad Blockers

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Right Time, Right Info: Avoid A One-Way Ticket To Unsubscribe Island

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Buying Has Changed But Prospecting is Stuck in the Past