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0100 Conferences 3TS Podcast about the impact of coronavirus on sales and digital media world

At this episode of 0100 Conferences 3TS Podcast, Elbruz Yilmaz from 3TS Capital Partners had a very interesting chat with Bas Nawijn, Senior Vice President Sales - GM EMEA @ Piano.

They talked about the impact of coronavirus on sales and digital media world, how to manage teams in a time of crisis and keep them focus on targets, how important is empathy with everybody's surroundings and an increase in collaboration of the use of tools to enable better communication is key. Moreover, you will hear a couple of stats on traffic and subscription services during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Piano is a fast-growing enterprise SaaS company that helps the world’s biggest media companies build dedicated audiences and increase revenues. Learn more about Piano on piano.io/

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