Helping teams close deals is what we do.
Today, we’re practicing what we preach — we are thrilled to announce the successful close of a $35 million Series C round led by new investor OpenView with participation from Madrona Venture Group, Salesforce Ventures, and Shasta Ventures.
Whether you think midday office yoga sessions are typical or not, occurrences like this are part of normal life at Highspot.
Even if you’re not a fan of downward-facing dog, odds are that you would still embrace the passionate, open, and exciting environment that has earned Highspot industry recognition as a top workplace. The most recent recognition is one we’re especially proud to share — LinkedIn has named Highspot a 2018 Top 50 Startup.
In order to create this annual, nationwide list, LinkedIn uses a blended score to identify companies that have high engagement with employees, job interest, and retention. The score takes into account the billions of actions of more than 575 million professionals on LinkedIn.
Whether it’s because of the yoga, free beer on tap, or the best-in-class sales enablement solution we offer, people love working at Highspot.
Curious about what an average day looks like at one of the country’s top startups? To get the inside scoop, we asked three colleagues from different internal teams to walk us through their routine.
What two things do sellers and marketers need to excel? The answer: each other, empowered with best-in-class technology.
When sales and marketing teams operate in lock-step, magic happens. SiriusDecisions reports that sales, marketing, and product alignment results in 19 percent faster revenue growth and 15 percent higher profitability. This is just one reason why we strive to develop breakthrough solutions that provide companies with the technology they need to align and succeed.
The success is not going unnoticed, as it was announced today that Highspot earned not one, but two MarTech Breakthrough Awards: Best Overall Sales Enablement Software Solution and Best Content Performance Management Solution.
In sales, you win some and you lose some — but when it comes to walking into your office every day, you should always feel like a winner with the full support of your company. That’s why we’re proud to share that Highspot has been recognized as one of the 50 Best Companies to Sell For by Selling Power.
For 18 consecutive years, the research team at Selling Power magazine has gathered data and evaluated companies based on the following categories: compensation and benefits, sales rep onboarding, sales enablement, sales training, and sales culture. With a focus on helping sellers be their best and establishing a passionate and positive organization, Highspot ranked among other companies including Google, Microsoft, and Paylocity.
When best-in-class enablement software meets best-in-class engagement software, you get a powerful combination designed to elevate the experience for both sellers and customers. That’s why we are excited to celebrate the introduction of our new integration with Outreach.
Innovation is the lifeblood of success in evolving industries.
The medical device space is one such industry, and changes are happening at the speed of femtosecond laser pulses. Sellers and marketers are rightfully questioning what lies ahead and how teams can meet the shifting demands.
Combine a creative culture with Seattle skyline views and a fridge full of snacks, and what do you get? One of Washington’s best places to work.
Highspot has been named one of Washington’s 100 Best Companies to Work For by Seattle Business magazine. The 29th annual ranking was record-breaking, with more than 77,000 Washington state employees participating in the in-depth, direct-to-employee survey.
As a first-time entrant, Highspot debuted in the top 5 of the midsize companies category. This is a proud moment for all, especially being located in the nation’s fastest growing city this decade.
As a medical device sales rep, you work to change lives for the better every day — but who is helping change yours?
When your long hours are filled with scheduling appointments, device demonstrations, and navigating the field, daily life can cause aches and pains. Our current life sciences customers including ERT, IQVIA, and Phenomenex have provided insight into the challenges that medical devices sales reps regularly encounter. The good news is that as the industry’s most trusted sales enablement platform, Highspot has the solution.
The word is out — on the evening of June 12, Highspot earned recognition as the Best Sales Enablement Platform and Best Content Management Platform by the Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA) as part of the 2018 CODiE Awards, the industry’s only peer-reviewed awards program.
A night of good cheer and champagne ensued at the award ceremony in San Francisco, where the team celebrated with companies at the forefront of business innovation.
Looking back on how Highspot rose above the competition to join past winners including Cision, Cisco Systems, and Pitchbook Data, the journey began with a product demonstration in front of expert reviewers, including software and business technology experts, analysts, media, bloggers, bankers, and investors. In the second round, SIIA members voted on the finalist products. The scores from both rounds were tabulated to select the winners.
What set Highspot apart? With judges providing feedback such as, “able to integrate into a company’s workflow on multiple levels in multiple ways,” the platform clearly made an impression.
