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Today’s digitally educated buyers require more value from their interactions with sales. Are your reps ready? Not many are. In fact, studies show that nearly 9 out of 10 sales meetings fail to meet the expectations of executive buyers.
Now more than ever, retaining your key customers is a strategic imperative. The role of the sales manager is to manage the sales process and lead the people. Many sales managers are highly effective at managing the sales process. Yet, sales managers need to ensure their top sales performers are fully engaged. This is something most sales managers understand, but unfortunately fall short of exhibiting the kind of leadership that contributes to an engaged salesforce. To assist them, in this webinar we will discuss steps sales managers can take to lead their salespeople to full engagement and higher performance.
There is no status quo in sales, only constant evolution. The vortex and speed of change facing the sales leader forces them to rely on experience and judgment when data is not available, or worse, not trusted. The next level of transparency will provide the sales leader with data-driven facts to complement their judgment.
In today’s COVID-19 economy, EVERY sales position counts! Sales managers are being asked to generate more with less, so you simply cannot afford to make a hiring mistake. The good news is there has never been a deeper pool of talented salespeople to choose from in the past 10 years. The bad news is there have never been more toxic salespeople on the market. Is your hiring process geared for the unique challenges of hiring the right salespeople?  
PowerPoint is the basis for much of the training material you use, and yet it’s text-heavy, dull, and boring. See how you can revolutionize your presentations and other training material using visuals, diagrams, and animated sequences, with some helpful how-to guides, and a collection of awesome PowerPoint tricks, plus a free PowerPoint toolkit to kick start your efforts for everyone that attends.
A ten-year study of more than 100 companies showed that the number one cause of business failure is bad strategy. But, the reality is that only 3 out of every 10 managers are strategic. And when you consider that being able to set strategic direction is ten times more important to the perception of a leader’s ability than any other behavior, it’s critical that you master strategic thinking and planning.   In this webinar, you will learn a simple framework to transform strategy from a once-a-year dog-and-pony show that gets buried in a plan that never gets used to a laser-focused strategic mindset that you’ll use on a regular basis to grow your business.
Every strong, confident, and effective business leader should actively work to develop and hone their own authentic presentation style. Whether you are gearing up to give a formal presentation to hundreds of people or a preparing for a critical sit-down with two people, this program will push the boundaries of your capabilities. Fabulous presenter? We turn up your potential. Nervous beginner? We'll get you comfortable and capable with a myriad of speaking situations. Every leader can learn to be a better, stronger, and more effective at persuading their audience. 
Every sales organization has its top performers—the standout sellers who beat their quotas month after month, quarter after quarter, year after year.  
Branding ourselves as thought leaders and subject matter experts is foundational to driving new business opportunities from LinkedIn.   
How are today’s leading companies becoming more strategic to their most important Customers and what types of strategic account management (SAM) solutions are they deploying to expand key customer relationships? How are they gaining competitive advantage through the implementation of SAM best practices and accelerating growth of their most significant accounts?
Do your salespeople hate going to meetings? I bet they do! The irony about that is: sales team meetings have the potential to light a fire of passion within your sellers’ souls and fan that flame into a raging inferno. This doesn’t happen by accident, however.   
People buy from people they trust . . . and they trust people who are authentic. 
In his new book, Blindspots: The Hidden Killer of Sales Coaching, sales coach, trainer and author (The Funnel Principle) Mark Sellers exposes a universal problem facing sales leaders - they all have blindspots.  The fundamental problem with blindspots is they prevent leaders from creating emotional connections.  As a result, leaders don’t get everything their people have to give, and performance and results are compromised. 
What’s the number one issue facing L&D professionals today? It’s "Scrap Learning," a term that describes the gap or wasteland between training delivered and not applied back on the job. Said differently, it’s the flip side of training transfer. You might be wondering how big the problem is. According to several research studies, estimates range between 45 and 85 percent. These percentages make it a critical business issue because it wastes both money and time, two precious organization resources. 
Enterprise sales teams that can adapt and respond quickly to changing needs and trends will be well positioned to stay one step ahead of the competition. This involves agile sales enablement training with content that is fresh, accessible and measurable.  
Attendees will learn the importance of training managers in these times, including best practices in selecting and training the best people to manage people.   
Poor sales leaders can do real damage, costing organizations billions of dollars each year and driving attrition of your best people. Yet, when given the right training, Sales leaders not only improve, they can become the "secret sauce" that turns a good organization into a great one! Good sales leaders become a magnet for top talent, increasing productivity and engagement.  
Join Dr. Britt Andreatta as she walks you through insights from building an award-winning leadership training for healthcare professionals. This brain-based program leverages the latest research on healthcare organizations and workplace well-being as defined by the AMA and the U.S. Surgeon General.  
An effective learning management system (LMS) engages your workforce, reduces training costs and elevates skills to maximize productivity. But if your system isn’t optimal, it’s not delivering these benefits.
Negotiation has long been thought of as a soft skill or a set of counter tactics in response to a random tactic from the other side.   Over the last 15 years this myth has been disproved.  Brian Dietmeyer helps us understand why  97% of what happens in a business negotiation can be anticipated and - in many cases -  prevented by a systematic use of data.
Here’s a reality check. Sales managers often get set-up to fail. You’ve heard this story before. Top sales producer is promoted to sales management only to discover that the skills required to lead and develop a high performing sales team are very different than those required to be a top producer.
The state of sales training and development is in flux. It needs to be. For some period of time during your sales onboarding, you’ve got a captive audience. After that, sales people are on the move. And realistically, even during onboarding, it’s not like you can run a 6-month, in-person, ILT boot camp, to everything your reps need to know and do. And yet, we’re expected to produce results. How do we do it successfully?
Join Chris Cowan, VP of Sales at AchieveGlobal and Stephen Berry, head of corporate sales training at Waste Connections in an online discussion and Q&A session to reveal the success story about how Waste Connections, a leading solid-waste handling services provider, built a unified, skilled, and productive field sales organization through the use of skills training.
Everyone knows that gaining access to executives is often critical to success in B2B sales. On one hand, technology like Caller ID, Voicemail, and Email Filters have made it harder than ever to reach C-Level executives.
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