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EVENT DETAILS |
How to Strategically Sell Your Organization to Other Businesses
About This Workshop:
Every entrepreneur is a salesperson because the founder communicates the startup or small business's vision with a high level of passion & knowledge. Most founders have subject matter or technical expertise, but very few have sales experience. That extends to selling products & services to other businesses, or business to business (B2B).
The lack of sales exposure makes it difficult for business owners to develop go-to-market strategy, hire or train salespeople with the goal of selling to retail customers or other businesses. For these reasons, entrepreneurs need to understand sales basics, especially for selling products or services to other businesses. This workshop will provide the grounding needed to sell effectively business to business.
Who Should Attend?Small business executives with ongoing businesses that sell services or products to other businesses.
At the end of the workshop, you will be able to:
Discuss the most important step in developing your business to business sales plan
Trace the process for setting weekly, monthly & quarterly sales goals for your organization
Define the sales conversation basics that motivate action
Describe how to navigate a business to business sale from the first conversation to the close
Instructor:
Victor Adefuye founded Dana Consulting in response to seeing entrepreneurs who had the same issues with sales planning, hiring & management due to lack of awareness about the importance of business to business selling skills & strategy. Victor honed his persuasion, communication & presentation skills first as an attorney, then as a sales professional at Northwestern Mutual.
Subsequently, he joined the entrepreneurial world, serving as Co-Founder & President of WellnessRebates, VP of Business Development at Apex Leaders & as a sales consultant developing go-to-market strategy for business to business (B2B) startups. He is a graduate of Duke University & the George Washington University Law School.
Workshop fee: $15
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