has any one moved from Tech marketing to higher level

B2B tech marketing is a bit tiring with limited visibility. A lot of grind work that consumes time, energy but no appreciation. Has anyone successfully moved into a higher level - CBO or Strategy, or CIO

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u/Used-Media5980 1 5 days ago

What’s a CBO?
u/Then_Honey_5983 OP 1 5 days ago

Chief business officer
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u/von_sip 1 5 days ago

CIO will likely require at different career path and education. The path to CRO, or a similar head of growth title, is probably more likely, but those roles are still a grind