by Jamie Crosbie | Feb 8, 2019 | Sales
I never aspired to enter a career in sales, but I had a natural gift for connecting with people, which made sales a natural fit. My non-traditional path to sales started early in my professional career when I lost my first marketing job in NYC. It was during this... 
by Lori Richardson | Feb 2, 2019 | Leadership, Sales
There is an infamous Superbowl commercial for some of us that played in 2015 called #LikeAGirl and in honor of Superbowl weekend I’d like to share a great blog post sales strategist and best-selling sales author Jill Konrath wrote about that commercial. With no... 
by Julie Hansen | Feb 1, 2019 | Sales
It’s a sad fact that most sales presentations and pitches are instantly forgettable. And forgettable presentations are unsuccessful presentations. One of the biggest reasons presentations are unsuccessful is because they follow a structure that has been around since... 
by Lori Richardson | Jan 25, 2019 | Leadership, Sales
With so many underperforming sellers, why put on an annual “rah rah” event only to turn everyone loose to go back to what they did before that hasn’t worked? Take the SKO as a time to regroup and re-focus on the priorities of the sales team’s mission. LEADERSHIP SETS... 
by Lisa D. Magnuson | Jan 24, 2019 | Sales
It’s Sales Kick Off (SKO) Season…Again (Must read for those on the SKO planning team!) It’s sales kick off season again and you want a high impact, memorable event. The agenda content should serve to kick-start sales for the year. Easy, peasy – right? Not so... 
by Amy Franko | Jan 23, 2019 | Sales
Sales kickoff events are learning events. And even with online learning gaining prominence in sales organizations, these live, in-person events are still critical to skill development and sales results. Your annual sales kick off needs to serve as a learning... 
