Thank you to everyone that came out to the Atlanta Sales Leadership Community meeting. It was a great opportunity to network, share and learn. The meeting included a panel discussion on “Building Strength in Sales Teams with Recent College Graduates”. The panel from the community shared insights and perspectives on attracting, recruiting, and hiring recent college graduates to build strength in sales teams. We look forward to seeing you at the next meeting!
Thank you to everyone that came out to the Atlanta Sales Leadership Community meeting. It was a great opportunity to network, share and learn. The meeting included a panel discussion on “Sales Leader View on Sales Enablement”. The panel from the community shared about sales enablement within their companies, the impact of sales enablement on sales performance, and how sales enablement supports their customer-centric approaches. We look forward to seeing you at the next meeting!
Thank you to everyone that came out to the Chicago Sales Leadership Community meeting. It was a great opportunity to network, share and learn. The meeting included a panel discussion on “Changes in Customer Decision Making Teams”. The panel from the community shared insights and perspectives on ways their companies are successfully adapting to these changes in customer buyer behavior:
From 2013 – 2017 the number of companies with a dedicated sales enablement function increased from 20% to over 60%*. In spite of this fact, quota attainment dropped from 58% to 53%**. At this highly engaging workshop you will have the opportunity to:
You will leave this workshop with practical tools which you can use to:
Thank you to everyone that came out to the Chicago Sales Leadership Community meeting. It was a great opportunity to network, share and learn. The meeting included a panel discussion on “Leading the Multi-Generational Sales Organization”. The panel from the community discussed their insights on leading the multi-generational sales organization. Increasingly, sales leaders have teams that include gens Z, Y (millennials), X, and Boomers.
