Step into the arena of affection and ambition with us, Claire Forestier, as we orchestrate an unparalleled matchup of the heart and hustle in 'The Data Game.' Ever wondered what happens when the art of event marketing collides with the thrill of a dating show? That's exactly what unfolds when Courtney, the sharp-witted event manager, quizzes three dashing marketing maestros, each vying to become her ultimate business beau. With John's zest for marketing flair, Richard's unshakable business vows, and David's lead generation wizardry, sparks fly in this playful quest for corporate-courtship perfection.
Hang onto your headsets for the grand finale that's as suspenseful as it is charming. One bachelor's blend of business acumen and possibly a touch of romance sweeps Courtney off her feet, signaling the start of a promising partnership that could very well lead to a merger of hearts and strategies. As confetti cannons of congratulations go off, join us in cheering on the winning pitch that captivated our event manager's professional (and maybe personal) heart. Don't forget to pencil us in for next year's update; after all, every great campaign deserves a sequel. Will there be boardroom bliss or marketing mishaps? Tune in to find out if our prognostications of productivity—and perhaps passion—come to pass.
Step into the arena of affection and ambition with us, Claire Forestier, as we orchestrate an unparalleled matchup of the heart and hustle in 'The Data Game.' Ever wondered what happens when the art of event marketing collides with the thrill of a dating show? That's exactly what unfolds when Courtney, the sharp-witted event manager, quizzes three dashing marketing maestros, each vying to become her ultimate business beau. With John's zest for marketing flair, Richard's unshakable business vows, and David's lead generation wizardry, sparks fly in this playful quest for corporate-courtship perfection.
Hang onto your headsets for the grand finale that's as suspenseful as it is charming. One bachelor's blend of business acumen and possibly a touch of romance sweeps Courtney off her feet, signaling the start of a promising partnership that could very well lead to a merger of hearts and strategies. As confetti cannons of congratulations go off, join us in cheering on the winning pitch that captivated our event manager's professional (and maybe personal) heart. Don't forget to pencil us in for next year's update; after all, every great campaign deserves a sequel. Will there be boardroom bliss or marketing mishaps? Tune in to find out if our prognostications of productivity—and perhaps passion—come to pass.
Speaker 1:
Hello everybody and welcome to the data game. I am your host, claire Forestier, and we are here to find the perfect choice for one lucky lady event manager to make 2024 the best year ever. So, let's welcome our first three bachelors, and they are here to help her market, her events, and here they are. Hello number one, john. Tell us about yourself.
Speaker 3:
Well, my name is John Sealy and I am the founder and creator of Comedy Writing for Revenue Teams, and I deliver an embellishment and memorable message through the process of crafting jokes and ironically, that is the one.
Speaker 1:
Okay, thank you very much to John. And now number two, richard, let's find out about you.
Speaker 2:
I'm Richard from Realize, and we're an event services company that's ready to rock your world and also, hopefully, courtney's.
Speaker 1:
How exciting.
Speaker 3:
I'm jealous of Courtney.
Speaker 1:
Thanks, number two, and now it's time to hear from bachelor number three, david.
Speaker 4:
Hi, I'm David Solis. I'm a webinar professional. I love tech and love to work with tech companies and help with lead generation representing leads. So, courtney, I hope you pick me. I'm your lead generation professional.
Speaker 1:
Fantastic, what a fabulous trio. So let's meet the lucky lady who gets to pick one of these three gorgeous marketing specimens. She's called Courtney and here she is. Tell us about yourself, courtney.
Speaker 5:
Thanks, claire. I am a field and event marketing professional. I manage all things events, live and digital. I am trying to find the perfect relationship that I can be proud to bring home and introduce to my family, aka my sales team.
Speaker 1:
Fantastic. Okay, courtney, give us your first question.
Speaker 5:
Okay, so my first question I would like to hear your 30 second elevator pitch.
Speaker 1:
Okay, so I'm gonna head over to bachelor number three. For that, david.
Speaker 4:
All right. Well, think of me as your. I'm an extrovert, I'm a social butterfly, so you know I can deliver all your connections directly to your doorstep. So, like that, a friendly neighborhood matchmaker, I'm the person you can depend on. I'm going to deliver your potential connections right to you and you can depend on me to give you those leads I can turn into those dependable, great relationships. So depend on me for those leads. I can turn into those wonderful relationships. Courtney, stick with me.
Speaker 1:
There you go, there you go, lead there, david. Thank you for your exciting Courtney. Okay, and the next question, number three. It is sorry, thank you, number three. Number two it is your turn now.
Speaker 2:
Well, I'd like to think of myself as the perfect marketing qualified lead. So forget the mix and the goodies, forget the sweeties and the swags. Choose me because I am marketing perfection. Remember, the heart of marketing is a brand, and the brand is simply a set of promises, and I promise that you and I together will be the perfect match.
Speaker 1:
Wow, amazing, how exciting, courtney. Okay, and finally, we haven't yet heard from John. What do you say?
Speaker 3:
Well, courtney, I am a sales qualified lead and you should choose me because, unlike these faint pulses, I close. So this will not be a 30 second pitch. This is gonna be a 30 second ditch. Look at these guys. They got fake backgrounds. One of them is hiding what's in the background. This isn't real, as they're like deeply religious people, loyal to their faith, because if there's one thing they will never do, it's convert. We SQL's, we are progressive. We ask you for the proposal, so choose us.
Speaker 1:
Oh, it's getting tough, courtney. Okay, what's your second question?
Speaker 5:
Hey. My second question is I would like to know if you're currently talking to anyone else, also known as companies, and, if so, how many?
Speaker 1:
Okay, that's the same as how many other people are you texting with? Okay, we'll go to bachelor number T with this one.
Speaker 2:
Well, look, when you look at me, you appreciate that I'm currently beating away the offers with a stick and I'm ready to be wooed. I'm not ready for a completely monogamous commitment now, but what I'd like to do is take every multiple opportunity just to find, each time, that little bit more about each other, so we can continue to check our compatibility and then decide the stage when we are really ready for business monogamy.
Speaker 1:
Thank you, number two, bachelor, number one back to you so.
Speaker 3:
I'm not talking to anyone else, courtney. The only other people I'm talking to are your CEO and your head of sales over many, many state dinners in the Caribbean. That's the only people I'm talking to.
Speaker 5:
Are you saying you're already talking to my family?
Speaker 3:
Yes, we are making arrangements for everyone's future.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, of course he's very forward thinking, isn't he? Okay, finally, bachelor number three.
Speaker 4:
Well, courtney, you know what it's all about first glances for me. I need I need to be rousaled and dazzled, I need the attention to grab me. I mean all these people behind me, I you know they're in line. I need something to grab my attention and, honestly, if there's a giveaway, I'm all years. I mean I can't count how many, how many people I've talked to recently. In fact, there's a giveaway, I'm there. In fact. I mean I've heard there was some talk of a tumblr club. Each time tumblr about with this event, but I mean I've got my, my badge ready. Listen, I'm all ears if the giveaways, right. But but honestly, I'm here for an honest conversation and you know we can, we can talk, you know, just just get, get me there. And you know there could be a lot of possibilities.
Speaker 1:
Well, corny, you've had a little bit more, but is it enough? Don't tell me your choice yet. You've got one more question to ask. What is it?
Speaker 5:
Okay, the finale. What is your one move? One move to wow me.
Speaker 1:
Who wants to start? Okay, let's go back to starting with number two, john.
Speaker 3:
John is number one. I believe that I'll do it anyway. What is my move? To wow you. Actually, I'm like these two talk to you that's the way this business gets done and that's my move. I'm sticking to it.
Speaker 1:
Okay, what about you, david?
Speaker 4:
For me. I'll walk directly into into the booth, I'll stir, I'll look directly in the eyes and I'll say I'm very interested in learning more about your product. I have three months to make a decision, with an unlimited budget, I'm the buying decision maker and I have final sign off power. Talk to me, I'm ready to sign.
Speaker 1:
I'm ready to sign, and what?
Speaker 2:
about you, richard. You know, in the world of noise sometimes silence is golden. You might notice these eager suitors with their shiny sales baubles. I'm not going to turn your head for a moment, but be honest and especially thinking about our long term relationship. Do you really just want to quick one night stand, or are you looking for something longer and more precious and more valuable? Because I'd like to think that I can certainly take you to the stars, but I'll also bring you back home safely.
Speaker 1:
So I'm going to be very quick. You heard from these incredibly eligible bachelors. It's time to make up your mind. Will you go with bachelor number one is talking to your family, or is it going to be back to number two? Who's promising more than just a one night stand? Or number three, who's up for all the takeaways he can get? Okay, it's over to you make your decision now.
Speaker 5:
While bachelor three sounds very exciting, I just don't think he's ready to commit yet. So it's really between bachelor one and two.
Speaker 2:
And the number one seems to be really ready to commit and close the deal.
Speaker 5:
So I think after one congratulations, bachelor number one.
Speaker 1:
john and corny, you make a lovely couple. I wish you fabulous marketing adventures in 2024. Come back next year and tell me if I need to buy a hat for the wedding event. Thank you everybody, and I guess we're going to be handing back to the itchy studio.
Speaker 5:
That was absolutely incredible. That was everything that I hoped it would be. Congratulations, john and Courtney. I hope that the SQL's really turn into some adorable pipeline and revenue.