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The Growth Workshop Podcast

Author: Southwestern Family of Podcasts - Southwestern Family of Companies

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Jonny Adams & Matt Best will share their 30+ years experience on what growth & revenue acceleration looks like in modern business. With episodes featuring industry leaders, you can hear aspects of leadership, sales, account development and customer success, alongside other critical elements required to build an effective growth engine for your business.



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Part 3 of this conversation covers revenue enablement, cross-functional alignment, leadership visibility, culture under pressure, and the measures that enablement leaders should prioritize to prove impact, featuring Roxanna Marazzi of RM Consultancy. This is for senior commercial leaders trying to scale without losing collaboration, accountability or the human connection that drives performance.
In part 2 of this series, Roxanna Marazzi of RM Consultancy, Matt and Dannii discuss mindset, attitude, coachability, emotional intelligence, role fit and why high performers do not automatically become strong leaders. This episode is for sales leaders, RevOps, talent and enablement teams who need a more objective way to identify people who can learn, adapt and grow.
In this opening episode of a 3-part series, Roxanna Marazzi of RM Consultancy shares how sales leaders, HR, sales ops and enablement can move from ad hoc training requests to a shared view of performance gaps, capability gaps and role alignment. This is for revenue, sales, and enablement leaders who want enablement to prove measurable impact, not just deliver training.
The final part of our wide-ranging talk with Benne Peto shifts from program design to operating model: how to win senior and middle-management support, how leadership capability differs from practitioner capability, and how the profile becomes organizational IP for recruitment, succession and continuous improvement. It ends with a strong closing message on why targeted development outperforms well-meaning but average programs.
Part 2 with Benne Peto gets under the bonnet of the model: how to assess potential rigorously, why the nine-box grid falls short, and how psychometrics plus observation reveal the real “sweet spot” for sustained performance. It is the most practical section for leaders trying to move from intuition to evidence in talent decisions.
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