Speaker | Kevin Beatty
Higher Ed Professor, Industry Professional
On Demand B2B / West Virginia University
Vancouver, Washington, United States
Business: Marketing, Integrated Marketing Communication and International Marketing
15+ Years of Experience
Masters degree, Reed College of Media, West Virginia University
I am a first-generation college graduate, and I enjoy sharing my diverse experience working in Fortune 500 and small business environments with students. My goal is to provide my perspectives and contribute to building confident, empathetic, and competent professionals. I have 20-plus years of B2B experience in marketing, sales, channel management, and business development in the technology industry. However, my range of experience is in the following industries: military, manufacturing, communications, logistics and supply chain, and cybersecurity. I have traveled to 20-plus countries for business and personal reasons on every continent but Africa. What I am most passionate about is mentoring young professionals in behavioral readiness & workplace efficacy (the "unwritten rules" of business) that will help them navigate organizational waters to reach their career goals.
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As a B2B corporate executive and current graduate professor, I see bright grads hit a wall because they were never taught the unwritten rules of corporate behavior, such as managing up, reading team politics, and handling tough feedback, to name a few. Functional skills get young professionals hired, but professional judgment and organizational acumen are what keep them employed and moving up. I’m developing an applied, simulation-driven framework to teach these unstructured behavioral skills before students hit a company’s payroll, and I’m looking to collaborate with academic peers to test and refine the model.
cross-cultural communicationPublic SpeakingmentorLeadershipB2B MarketingProduct Marketing
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