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Moving from Functional Silos to Cross-Functional Flow

If your marketing teams feel overloaded, work keeps bouncing between functions, or ownership feels unclear, this recording will help you take the next step - without blowing everything up.

Join Andrea Fryrear, Ross Libby, and Monica Georgieff for a practical, people-centered conversation on how to evolve team structures—so work moves faster and trust stays intact.

You’ll learn how to:

✅ Reduce handoffs and delays by designing teams around flow
✅ Build real ownership across functions without constant coordination
✅ Lead structural change without triggering resistance or burnout

Watch the recording to learn a smarter way to change how teams work!

About the Panelists

Andrea Fryrear

Andrea Fryrear

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Ross Libby

Ross Libby

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MonicaGeorgieff

Monica Georgieff

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