How to approach ecosystem-led growth with Bob Moore

This episode of Partnership+ explores the untapped potential of partnership data with Bob Moore, CEO and co-founder of Crossbeam. Learn how data can reveal your best potential partners, optimise collaboration, and drive growth.

Key Lessons:

✅ The Role of Data in Partnerships: Organisations can now efficiently utilise data to identify and connect with the right partners.

✅ Data Gaps in Collaboration: Understand the history and common mistakes of underutilising partnership data that have impacted growth.

✅ Maximising Potential: Learn the practical steps to unlock the power of the data you already have.

Connect with Bob:

Key Insights:

Ecosystem-led growth is about using data and intelligence to scale partnerships efficiently.

Partnership success requires alignment across go-to-market teams—not just the partner team.

The future of growth lies in collaboration powered by actionable, secure data-sharing.

Empathy and adaptability in partnerships can turn competitors into allies.

Leaders must think of partnerships as a core strategy, not an isolated function.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Bob Moore

01:17 Bob’s Data-Driven Backstory

03:32 The Origins of Crossbeam

12:07 Ecosystem-Led Growth Defined

13:35 Breaking Barriers in Partner Strategies

27:27 Aligning Teams for Partnership Success

44:25 How to Connect with Bob Moore

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