by PM Forum | Jul 7, 2025 | Events & Webinars, London, Webinar Taster
In this webinar, two outspoken advocates in favour of advertising by professional services firms came together—not to sell, but to scrutinise. They explored what they’ve learned, where they disagree, and why advertising still matters. No fan worship. No sales deck....
by PM Forum | May 1, 2025 | Events & Webinars, London, Webinar Taster
Bids, pitches, proposals – whatever your terminology, tendering remains a vital part of winning new client work across professional services. But the landscape is shifting. With evolving client expectations, branding trends, and new technologies, successful pitching...
by PM Forum | Mar 24, 2025 | Events & Webinars, London, Webinar Taster
Making improvements to client service and experience was selected as the number one priority for marketing and BD teams in 2025 by CMOs and BD leaders who participated in the Forum’s annual Strategy & Marketing Benchmark. This drive for improvement in CX raises...
by Alastair Beddow | Jan 23, 2025 | Events & Webinars, London, South East, Webinar Taster
In this webinar, we explored how professional services firms responded to the marketing and business development challenges and opportunities of the year. The findings of the 13th annual Strategy & Marketing Benchmark provided valuable insights, allowing...
by PM Forum | Nov 13, 2024 | Events & Webinars, London, Webinar Taster
Focusing solely on innovative pricing models overlooks those vital pricing conversations between BD and marketing professionals and frontline advisers. This webinar explored how best to support your frontline advisers when negotiating fees with clients. In this...
by PM Forum | Oct 16, 2024 | Events & Webinars, London, South East, Webinar Taster
What is reciprocal mentoring and how does it support well-being? In this webinar taster, Antoinette Willcocks, River Road and Sunita Harley, Collective Insight explored the impact of reciprocal mentoring on well-being, and how it benefits personal and professional...
