EPISODE 239- Inbox With Benefits: Yahoo's VP Business Development & Partnerships Harish Sarma on Making Email More of a Game

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Marketer of the Month

Outgrow

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“The difficulty”, writes Keynes, “lies not in the new ideas, but in escaping from the old ones.” Outgrow’s Marketer of the Month podcast documents this tussle of the old and the new across 21 different industries. Tune in to listen to thought-provoking guests ranging from the leaders of Fortune 500 companies, Tech Unicorns, Governments, Anonymous Collective, Media, Pulitzer Prize Winners, Professors, and (of course) Tiktokers!

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EPISODE 239- Inbox With Benefits: Yahoo's VP Business Development & Partnerships Harish Sarma on Making Email More of a Game

Marketer of the Month

27 minutes 58 seconds

1 week ago

EPISODE 239- Inbox With Benefits: Yahoo's VP Business Development & Partnerships Harish Sarma on Making Email More of a Game

Harish Sarma is an accomplished executive with extensive experience spanning technology, sports, media & entertainment, built on a foundation in investment banking. As VP of Business Development and Partnerships at Yahoo Mail, he focuses on growing key metrics through strategic partnerships and business development.

On The Menu:

Yahoo Mail's revolutionary Catchup feature for inbox management
The shift from TikTok to Yahoo Mail leadership
How consumer behavior changed content consumption forever
Partnership strategies for explosive platform growth
Interoperability across Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo Mail
Future of broadcasters and legacy media adaptation