by PM Forum | Jun 22, 2026 | East of England, Events & Webinars, Webinar Taster
In this webinar taster, Beatrice Ronchetti explores how personal branding can help professionals increase visibility, build credibility and create new business and career opportunities. Key topics include: Why personal branding matters in professional services The...
by PM Forum | Jun 19, 2026 | Events & Webinars, London, Webinar Taster
This webinar explored how AI is reshaping bids, proposals and pricing in professional services, and what this means for BD, pricing and bid teams. The panel brought together Tadé Bola, Alan Donninger and Ray Meiring, with Neetu Sawhney moderating the discussion....
by PM Forum | May 26, 2026 | Events & Webinars, Midlands, Webinar Taster
Most professional services firms sit on a wealth of data, but much of it is rarely turned into practical business development and marketing insight. In this webinar, Simon McNidder from Promptr explored how firms can move beyond basic marketing metrics and turn...
by PM Forum | Apr 28, 2026 | Events & Webinars, North West, Webinar Taster
In this practical webinar, Daniel Correa explored how marketing and business development professionals can create more consistent commercial traction by turning relationships into a structured opportunity engine. The session focused on how to move beyond ad hoc...
by PM Forum | Mar 27, 2026 | Events & Webinars, London, South East, Webinar Taster
What are CMOs doing differently to drive growth right now? In our recent webinar, “Driving Growth: Next-Gen M&BD strategies for success in challenging times,” senior marketing leaders shared how professional services firms are adapting in a market shaped by...
by PM Forum | Mar 24, 2026 | Events & Webinars, Scotland, Webinar Taster
The way people search is shifting. With AI tools and conversational platforms changing how decisions are made, being visible online is no longer just about keywords, it’s about how well your expertise shows up in the right moments. In this session, Joe Caley, Search...
