From CMO to CRO: Taking the leap into Revenue with Florence Broderick, CRO of General Index

Welcome to Scale Sessions: straight-talking, unfiltered chats with growth leaders. We bring real-world insights from female revenue leaders on the front lines. Our guests are hands-on change-markers navigating the daily challenges of scaling businesses. Whether you're a CRO, VP of Sales, or a marketing leader, Scale Sessions delivers candid, no-nonsense advice to help you boost revenue and overcome growth roadblocks. Get ready for practical takeaways you can implement immediately for real impact. Let’s start scaling In this episode, hosts Tom Lavery and Nicola Anderson sit down with Florence Broderick, CRO of General Index, to discuss her career journey from marketing to Chief Revenue Officer. Florence dives into her transition to revenue leadership while sharing insights on growth challenges, the importance of sales-marketing alignment, and understanding customer needs. With gems of wisdom on mentorship, professional growth, and the value of supportive leadership, Florence is one to watch.

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In this episode, hosts Tom Lavery and Nicola Anderson sit down with Florence Broderick, CRO of General Index, to discuss her career journey from marketing to Chief Revenue Officer. Florence dives into her transition to revenue leadership while sharing insights on growth challenges, the importance of sales-marketing alignment, and understanding customer needs. She highlights the pressures of driving revenue growth and navigating gender dynamics in leadership. With gems of wisdom on mentorship, professional growth, and the value of supportive leadership, Florence is one to watch.

Florence is a revenue leader with over ten years of experience in sales and marketing leadership roles in SaaS and DaaS in telecoms, geospatial, and artificial intelligence- including Telefónica, CARTO, and V7. She is also an advisor to multiple Series A SaaS startups. She is passionate about growing high-performance, diverse, and driven teams to achieve big results with sensible unit economics.