Finally — marketing and sales on the same page
The revenue-team operating model in chapter 4 ended a year-long turf war at our company. Required reading for B2B founders.
— James Carter
ABM Teamwork is a practical leadership book about one simple idea: revenue is a team sport. It argues that account-based marketing works best when sales, marketing, finance, operations, business development, customer support, and executive leadership stop acting like disconnected departments and start working as one unified revenue team with shared goals, shared definitions, shared accountability, and a shared view of the customer. The book pushes back on the old habit of treating revenue like a relay race with weak handoffs and too much friction. Instead, it makes the case that ABM succeeds when the team acts like a real team. The book covers the practical leadership work required to make that happen. It focuses on cross-functional dynamics, sales and marketing alignment, role clarity, communication, accountability, coaching, and the functional contributions of each stakeholder group on the revenue team. It also gets into the harder people issues that leaders often avoid: team chemistry, distrust between functions, toxic high performers, weak collaboration, and the need for leaders to model the standards they expect from the team. At its core, this is not a theory book. It is a coaching and operating book for business leaders who want better teamwork, cleaner execution, and stronger revenue performance. Its message is blunt: if the people behind the revenue process are misaligned, the process will underperform no matter how smart the strategy looks on paper. But if the right people are in the right roles, working from the same playbook, ABM becomes a much stronger engine for growth.
Murray is the Founder of Murray Vince Legal Services PLLC, where he advises startups and growth-stage technology companies on corporate governance, commercial contracting, intellectual property, strategic partnerships, financing readiness, compliance, and risk management.
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(1)The revenue-team operating model in chapter 4 ended a year-long turf war at our company. Required reading for B2B founders.
— James Carter
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