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We’re inching closer to what is definitely one of the biggest highlights of the year for us at Rocketlane - Propel22! It’s the first-ever conference for customer onboarding and implementation professionals. It’s also our maiden Propel event.
When we started building Rocketlane, we realized that few resources were available on customer onboarding and implementation. What was available was either generic, obsolete, or both. We have been changing that with our resources such as blogs, podcasts, webinars, and our community Preflight. Propel is a natural progression in that direction.
Propel is a global annual conference (virtual for now) for professionals and experts in the customer onboarding and software implementation space, especially in the SaaS industry. The goal is to bring together the brightest minds in the industry to foster learning, change, growth, and community.
Propel22 is scheduled to happen March 15-16, 2022. It will be a virtual conference, and you can sign up for it here.
Propel is the place to be for anyone in the customer onboarding, customer success, implementation, and professional services spaces. We have fireside chats, keynote sessions, panel discussions, and workshops for people in the following categories:
Propel is where customer onboarding and implementation leaders and practitioners from around the world will converge for two days of knowledge-sharing and networking.
Propel attendees will learn best practices, tips, and innovative ideas that they can employ to transform their onboarding teams from cost centers to strategic differentiators. This will provide them with an enduring competitive advantage, inspiring the confidence of their prospects and customers.
You can expect to learn from renowned industry leaders:
Propel22 is what you need to take your onboarding experience, your team’s skills, and your career to the next level!
Click here to register.
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to split across tools.
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