CMO Council Enters Into Cooperative Knowledge Sharing Agreement With Harvard Business School Association of Northern California

Over 8,000 Alumni Executives Now Able to Tap CMO Council Domain Expertise, Connections and Content

The Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) Council today announced a cooperative knowledge sharing agreement with the Harvard Business School Association of Northern California. The HBSANC represents one of the largest concentrations of Harvard Business School alumni in the world with over 8,000 members in the San Francisco, Silicon Valley and Sacramento metro areas.

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The partnership will give HBSANC members complimentary access to a wide range of CMO Council thought leadership content, research reports, best practice studies, on-demand and live webinars, in-person gatherings, as well as interviews, podcasts and video segments with brand leaders worldwide.

The linkage will also give members of HBSANC access to CMO Council strategic interest groups (such as the Customer Experience Board), Elite Exchange Circles, and its affiliated organizations. These include the new Growth Officer Council and Growth Guidance Center, as well as the Business Performance Innovation (BPI) Network.

As part of this agreement, the CMO Council will help the HBSANC:

  • Further global knowledge exchange among its membership and engage alumni in strategic conversations and research programs run by the CMO Council and affiliates
  • Extend the cooperative content sourcing relationship to other HBS alumni clubs globally via the HBSANC membership
  • Invite select and relevant HBSANC members to present or participate in surveys, webinars, dinner dialogues, virtual CMO roundtables, and LinkedIn groups

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