June 14, 2023
by Katlin Hess
B2B sales and marketing move fast. New channels and tools are constantly emerging, along with new strategies, best practices, and skill sets to learn. For industry practitioners who want to stay at the top of their game, it can be tough to keep up.
While we already offer educational G2 University (G2U) courses for customers, we’re now taking our free education resources to the next level and making them more accessible too. Starting today, users will have the chance to become officially certified in their knowledge of G2 best practices with G2 Certifications, and these certifications and related courses are available for all B2B sales and marketing professionals — not just G2 customers.
Certifications are earned by completing a series of pre-set courses and passing Knowledge Checks throughout each course. Here are the three G2U certification tracks available today:
Whether you’re looking to gain more street cred, ensure you’re getting the most out of your G2 investment, up-level your skills, or gain a competitive advantage for your resume, G2 Certifications will be a valuable resource.
To learn more and start working toward your certification, visit G2 University today. Once you’ve proved your know-how, you’ll receive an official certification to save to your files, add to your résumé, and share with your professional network on LinkedIn.
As the former Director of Customer Marketing at G2, Katlin Hess is passionate about fostering customer relationships and helping innovative brands tell their stories. In her spare time, she loves reading anything mystery or true crime related, baking beautiful desserts, and is always on the hunt for the perfect cup of coffee.
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