GSC Grow and Go ''Turning Plow Horses into Thoroughbreds'' (sales management)
There’s a world of difference between being a great salesperson and being a great sales manager. That difference lies in the ability to be as self-motivated as a top salesperson and also being able to lead, direct and motivate the self-motivators on your staff.
Sales Management skill is what this seminar is all about…identifying the critical factors sales managers must focus on to bring about consistent improvement in the performance of their sales people. This workshop will wake you up to a dramatically different way to lead and get faster, better performance, and help turn your plow horses into thoroughbreds! To view course flyer follow this link: Turning Plow Horses Into Thoroughbreds.
Workshop Points
4 dynamics trends shaping the face of selling
The primary sales management responsibility
The foundation of sales management success
What to measure for sales management success
Finding high potential sales people / "interview insurance"
The primary sales management responsibility
The foundation of sales management success
What to measure for sales management success
Finding high potential sales people / "interview insurance"
The triangle of selling process
Strategies to build salespeople into to top performers
How to top the "personal-best" selling improvement system
The 3 determinants of selling success
The 7 critical selling skill areas
The 7 attitudes of top performing salespeople
What sales management is not!
This Grow and Go Series is presented by Achev, Inc.
The 2008 Grow & Go Series is made possible by the Continual Sponsorship of Business Telephones, Inc. The programs and events we offer wouldn’t be possible without the support of our sponsors!
***Lunch will be provided.
Date and Time
Thursday Mar 13, 2008
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM CDT
Thursday, March 13, 2008
11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Location
Greater Shelby County Chamber of Commerce1301 County Services DrivePelham, AL 35124
Fees/Admission
$15 for members of the Greater Shelby Chamber Prepayment is required for all workshops. The Chamber accepts Visa, M/C, Discover, check, and cash.
$20 for non-members
(to cover materials used in the class)
Contact Information
(205) 663-4542
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