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DISTINGUISHED KEYNOTE Leading Selling Teams in a Crisis Environment

8 May 2020

Leading remote selling teams in the COVID-19 crisis will require different forms of leadership than most sales managers have had to practice before. In this new environment, sales managers must find new ways to communicate, delegate, manage, coach, and motivate their sales, call center, and service employees in a distributed...Read more

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DISTINGUISHED KEYNOTE The Next Normal: The Future of Technology Enabled Buying and Selling

8 May 2020

The global pandemic is forcing sales forces to rethink technology. Some are embracing video conferencing for the first time, others reshuffling the tech stack to support salespeople suddenly stuck at home. Lost in the rush to open Zoom accounts and adapt to the “new normal” is a consideration of what...Read more

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What Past Crises Can Teach Today’s Sales Managers

8 May 2020

Sales leadership faces a once-in-a-generation challenge in responding to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Past crises are instructive for showing the way forward, and for suggesting management’s best course of action. Drawing on lessons from 9/11 and the Great Recession, this webcast offers a framework for optimizing leadership, management, and coaching...Read more

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High Pressure, Hard Pivots: What Sales Managers Must Expect in the Months Ahead

8 May 2020

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Technology, Education, and the Learning Sales Organization

8 May 2020

Technology has long held promise for revolutionizing education, even though many educators and trainers have regarded it with indifference. The pandemic might change that. Not just by making all learners remote learners, and therefore technology dependent, but by wiping clean the assumptions and legacy conventions that define education and training....Read more

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Building Resiliency through Alternative Revenue and Sales Models

8 May 2020

Recurring revenue models, including subscription and XaaS models, have long been leveraged to demonstrate reliable revenue streams and seek higher valuations for companies. However, the recent pandemic has provided a new more pressing motivation for exploring these models: creating revenue resiliency in times of downturn. Simon-Kucher Partners’ Adam Ecther and...Read more

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Clarity and Agility: Sales Management’s New Imperatives

8 May 2020

The levels of stress and distraction that B2B salespeople are facing has suddenly multiplied by orders of magnitude. How do you stabilize your sales force in a time of chaos and uncertainty? How do you minimize the negative impact of unprecedented distraction? Is it possible to leverage this current crisis...Read more

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Diamonds or Dust? Influencing the Outcomes of Management Under Pressure

8 May 2020

Adversity and failure often bend managers' career trajectories in unexpected ways, and the pandemic will be just such an inflection point for the subset of managers that are sufficiently introspective and motivated to both learn and develop new skills as a result of current challenges. The current situation is an...Read more

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DISTINGUISHED KEYNOTE Leading Selling Teams in a Crisis Environment

DISTINGUISHED KEYNOTE The Next Normal: The Future of Technology Enabled Buying and Selling

What Past Crises Can Teach Today’s Sales Managers

High Pressure, Hard Pivots: What Sales Managers Must Expect in the Months Ahead

Technology, Education, and the Learning Sales Organization

Building Resiliency through Alternative Revenue and Sales Models

Clarity and Agility: Sales Management’s New Imperatives

Diamonds or Dust? Influencing the Outcomes of Management Under Pressure

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