Design



Sales Process Design



Our Sales Process Design is a collaborative process between your management team and ours, as we begin the design of an effective sales process comprised of the best practices outlined in your Executive Debriefing.

Sales process design application areas typically include:

  • Defining a clear and unique selling proposition, competitive leverage and authentic ways in which you provide value
  • Methods for communicating that value
  • Conceptual and strategic methods of discovery, qualification and needs assessment
  • Sales and business development planning, lead generation and account management
  • Comprehensive sales activity - contact, lead and pipeline management, routine reporting.

Our design principles dictate that our process, systems and resources apply equally to executive, management and staff level personnel as well as direct selling, business development and sales support roles.

Our design principles look to create a staff culture that views the adoption of a new process and skill development initiative as an asset, not a liability, for achieving goals and eliminating obstacles.

We integrate the strengths of existing systems and initiatives to reduce resistance, reduce implementation time, increase adoption and maximize current and prior investments.

 

Executive Coaching



By its nature, the design component of our Managing Success process incorporates executive and management level coaching, emphasizing effective leadership practices as they apply to the roles each will play in executing your new sales process and skill development initiative.

Application areas include:

  • Creating and sustaining a vibrant business culture
  • Staff alignment and motivation
  • Key accountabilities and role compatibility
  • Staff redeployment, recruitment and pre-hire selection
  • Staff compensation and incentives
  • Staff execution, tracking and review
  • Performance review and accountability measures
  • Individual and group skill development initiatives
  • Coaching and methods of communication.