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Steve Frost is the vice president and managing director of revenue research and advisory for TSIA. He also serves TSIA’s vice president of subscription sales research. Steve helps member companies grow their services, subscription, and XaaS revenue by optimizing their practices for growth throughout the customer lifecycle.
Throughout his career, Steve has held various leadership and business development roles for both large organizations and startups, and has been directly responsible for more than $750 million in revenue. Prior to TSIA, Steve has been involved in many different facets of the technology industry. Steve began his career at Netscape in the mid-90’s before moving on to lead the North American inside sales team at managed services pioneer Loudcloud.
He was one of the first 700 employees at Google, where he was directly responsible for developing the first-ever strategic partnerships between Google and major telecommunications companies including Comcast, Verizon, AT&T, and Sprint. More recently, he helped startup companies define their go-to-market strategy and business development tactics.
Steve frequently writes about these topics on the TSIA blog on the topics of lead generation, outcome-based selling, subscription sales, delivering customer outcomes, touchpoint calculus, and X-as-a-Service (XaaS).
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