CBN: BREAKFAST POWER HOUR

Join the Columbian Business Network for our next Breakfast Power Hour at the Columbia Club on September 19th at 9am! This event is open to the public.

The event will be held at the Columbia Club at 121 Monument Circle on the 10th floor.

Presentation Overview:

Get in Loser, We're Going to Market!

Dive into the world of go-to-market with Allison Nordenbrock Brown, founder of Norden Marketing. Join us as she takes us through the process of going to market with a humorous spin and a boatload of gifs. You'll walk away from this presentation...

• Understanding the definition of "Go to Market"
• The pitfalls companies often face when trying to take a new brand or product to market
• How science can help your GTM activities succeed
• Where to even begin with your GTM journey
  

About Allison Nordenbrock Brown:

Allison is a marketer with a background in helping founders and revenue leaders communicate and scale marketing to reach their growth goals.

After spending her early career championing marketing at a rapidly growing cybersecurity company, she experienced agency life and eventually decided to grow her own agency (Norden Marketing) full-time.

Norden provides strategy and execution for B2B technology and professional services companies to help them unlock their potential. Through sales-conscious marketing efforts based on a scientific approach, their goal is to leverage the channels available in the most cost-effective way and avoid cash burn.

Outside of growing Norden, Allison likes to give back to aspiring entrepreneurs. She volunteers as a mentor for Indianapolis and Bloomington gBETA cohorts and is on committees for The Venture Club of Indiana and Techpoint Foundation for Youth.

Allison is midwest born and raised and lives in Indianapolis with her husband and two dogs. When she isn't working with founders, she likes to spend her time gardening and cooking. She also recently started a podcast called “UNHIRED” about the messy side of the entrepreneurial journey.

Host or Publisher Theresa Goodwin