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Alice Myerhoff
Growing corporate partnerships to support social impact at scale
Alice Myerhoff is a versatile dot connector known for delivering outstanding corporate sponsorships for global, mission-driven organizations.
As an inspiring sales leader and author, Alice leverages her extensive corporate and multi-cultural background to establish trusted relationships with for-profit and non-profit stakeholders.
She is a collaborative partner who combines a hands-on approach with strategic thinking to drive growth, foster partnerships, initiate projects, and drive revenue generation.
A voracious learner, Alice excels at quickly mastering new industries and has successfully built customer portfolios in education, real estate, advertising, and entertainment.
She holds a degree in Leadership, Entrepreneurship, Innovation & Power (LEIP) from Hecht & Associates, a Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs from the University of Colorado Boulder, and has participated in an Academic Year Study Abroad Program focusing on International Relations and Affairs at Université de Bordeaux.
With a rich professional history, Alice has held key positions such as Vice President of Corporate Partnerships at InStride, Chief Member at Chief, Board Member at Lincoln Families, Founding Limited Partner at How Women Invest, Director of Corporate & Board Development at How Women Lead, Vice President Sales at EdSurge, Principal at Myerhoff Consulting, Senior Vice President at Inman News, Director of Sales at Inman News, and various sales and project management roles at prior organizations.
Highlights
Have you seen the "Gold Rolodex" episode of the Kristen Wiig series Palm Royale? 📇 (surprised there is an emoji for a rolodex? me too!) In this episode, the Rolodex is owned by Carole Burnett's character who is on her deathbed. The Rolodex contains the contact information of all of the key people one would invite to a fancy fundraising event. This golden Rolodex is highly coveted by the snobby society women because it held the key to success. Guess what? Even the golden Rolodex has its limits. What are you supposed to do when you've exhausted your personal network and your #b2bsales pipeline runs dry? Check out this week's #salesglowup video in which Lisa Scotto Pommerening and I share some tips. This is the first of a series on this topic.
As Lisa so cleverly put it, please share this post with your Rolodex!
It's pretty cool when the things you do for pleasure and the things you do for work overlap. Last night, the hosts of the Ear Hustle podcast, Earlonne Woods and Nigel Poor, held a fan meet & greet at a brewpub in uptown Oakland. In case this podcast isn't on your playlist, check it out. It's primarily recorded inside the prison walls at San Quentin and creates space for inmates to tell their stories. When my husband first told me about it, I thought it was kind of morbidly interesting but then something shifted as I listened to story after story of people who made a mistake, why it happened and are now thinking about how to live differently. Ear Hustle humanizes a group of people that many have written off. You may be wondering, "That's great Alice but how does this tie in to your work as a sales consultant?" Here's how --> my client, Open Campus, publishes the College Inside newsletter that focuses on higher education inside prisons. Giving folks tools to have a successful life after serving their time is key to keeping them from returning. Did you know that in California, when you get out of prison, they send you on your way with only $200? That's one grocery trip to feed my family, or two dinners out, one cell phone bill for the 4 of us... If someone has earned their freedom and doesn't have a way to generate income when they get out, we've got problems. OK, I'll get off my soapbox. I invite you to listen to Ear Hustle and/or subscribe to College Inside if any of this speaks to you.
What podcast do you listen to that would draw you out for a meet and greet with the hosts?
