Webinar on Demand: "Money, Marketing, & Management" with HubSpot's Founders

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Webinar Details

As the kick-off session to a series of webinars, the co-founders of HubSpot will talk about their lessons learned in building a company from scratch to 100 employees and 2,000 customers in less than 3 years.

Duration: 90 minutes: 60 minutes of presentation, 30 minutes of Q&A

Who should view?
Anyone wanting to learn the practical aspects of growing a successful business in an easy-to-understand format. No technical experience required.

Speakers:
HubSpot's co-founders and authors of Inbound Marketing:

Brian Halligan, HubSpot CEO, is a former venture capitalist and seasoned sales and marketing executive. He is a frequent lecturer at MIT and Harvard Business School.

Dharmesh Shah, HubSpot CTO, is a serial entrepreneur, angel investor and author of the top-ranking blog OnStartups.com. He speaks frequently on the topics of marketing and entrepreneurship.

Technical requirements:
Internet connection and computer speakers for audio.

Questions about the webinar?
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Brian Halligan and Dharmesh ShahBrian Halligan & Dharmesh Shah share business insights to grow your company

The Internet has transformed the way businesses interact with prospects, customers, employees, and investors. Join this live webinar with two startup founders from the frontlines as they discuss strategies for marketing, money, and management. Brian Halligan and Dharmesh Shah, HubSpot co-founders and authors of the business best-seller, Inbound Marketing, will share lessons they've learned in growing a company from thesis to 100 employees and 2,000 customers in 3 years.

This free webinar will cover:

  • How to transform your marketing and leverage the Internet to get found by your best customers
  • How HubSpot developed a remarkable strategy and raised $33 million in venture capital at great valuations
  • Lessons on how to scale a company from 2 founders to 100 employees and 2,000 customers
 

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