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Sunday, December 10, 2023

Sheevaun Thatcher – The Business of Enablement

In this Interview, Sheevaun discusses the importance of sales enablement and its impact on business success. She also explains that sales enablement is about providing sales teams with the tools, training, and resources they need to be successful and that it should be viewed as a strategic function that can drive revenue growth.

Key Areas of Discussions with Sheevaun Thatcher, VP of Learning & Enablement at RingCentral:

  • What goes through your mind when someone says “I want a seat at the top table”?
  • What do you mean by treating your support function like a business when working towards increasing executive-level buying?
  • How important is it for someone to understand a VP’s P&L or metrics they drive their team by?
  • What role do you play in connecting teams, functions and people to resolve operational inefficiencies?
  • What are the two things someone can do today to improve the perception of their enablement function?

About Sheevaun:

Sheevaun Thatcher has over 20 years in sales enablement and is a master practitioner in the art of executive engagement. 

Her skills have been honed in companies such as actuate corporation, and host analytics and currently works as VP of Global Learning and Enablement at Ring Central. 

She is passionate about helping others outside of work and is a founding member of the Sales enablement society and a member of Chief, a network dedicated to helping women get into positions of power and stay there.

Sheevaun Thatcher – VP, Learning, and Enablement at RingCentral

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