I’ve Partnered With 15 Companies — Here’s What I’ve Learned About Strategic Collaborations

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When forming strategic partnerships, you must first understand your why. Is it for growth in your existing market, entering a new market, reducing churn or gaining “trust” from the end buyer by partnering with a known name?

This clarity of purpose drives everything that follows. I’ve learned a lot from my journey to different partnerships, from recruiting to nurturing strategic partners. While signing an agreement is the goal, looking at the long-term, mutually beneficial relationships that can accentuate both parties’ capabilities is a whole other level to consider.

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