

2026 GTM Predictions: The Year Growth Belongs to the Prepared
2026 will be remembered as the year the market rewarded the disciplined, signal-driven, and buyer-intelligent — and left behind the reactive, story-driven, and nostalgia-led.
This isn’t a market correction. It’s a capability correction.
2 hours ago


Mastering the Modern Revenue Playbook to Drive Offensive Strategies
by Lucrum Partners As we move into sales kickoff season, revenue leaders face a clear crossroads: either they run their playbooks like modern offensive coordinators, studying the defense (buyers), audibling at the line, adapting the play mid-game, or they rely on familiar “best practices” that increasingly resemble last season’s Hail Mary: flashy, hopeful, but lacking precision. At Lucrum Partners, we’ve seen enough performance data to know which path wins. The New Buying Gam
3 days ago


Understanding the Impact of Executive Turnover on Sales Leadership Dynamics
The revolving door of executive sales leadership is spinning faster than most companies realize. CROs and VPs of Sales are burning out, being replaced, or walking away, not because they’ve lost their edge, but because the systems they’re asked to run are fundamentally misaligned with how growth actually happens today.In short, leadership churn is often the symptom. The underlying cause is a misfit between what leaders are accountable for and the systems they’ve inherited.
5 days ago


Turning the One Big Beautiful Bill into a Strategic Advantage for B2B Sales Teams
When landmark legislation passes, capital doesn’t just move, it accelerates toward new opportunity. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) is doing exactly that.
It’s been hailed as one of the most consequential tax and capital investment bills in modern U.S. history. By expanding 100% first-year depreciation, R&D tax incentives, and qualified production property (QPP) expensing, the bill effectively reprograms corporate investment math.
Oct 20


Make GTM Execution Great Again
Across industries, B2B revenue leaders are feeling the pressure. Win rates are down. Customer experience is deteriorating. And buyer confidence, once predictable, is now scattered across bloated buying groups that can’t reach consensus.
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