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Utah Women in Sales. Lori: We facilitate off-site and in-house meetings at corporate clients around North America. It made me think, How much better could it be if we included training and strategies that utilize the strengths that women bring to the table, namely, authenticity, empathy, and relationshipbuilding?
Those meetings with staff sitting around the table, plus one or more employees on a speakerphone, are largely being ignored. Why are meetings so terrible? “Why are meetings so terrible and why isn’t anyone doing anything about it?” It means that I study meetings, that my area of expertise is workplace meetings. “It
Can we meet?” I have no reason otherwise to go to San Francisco to meet this person and I honestly never went to this space. It was in Utah, it wasn’t moving. Can we meet in person?” Had that meeting, did not have a deck, honestly, no sophisticated pitch. Mind you, that’s about a six hour flight.
Co-Founder of Utah Women in Sales. Building out a new enterprise development team, and scaling it from 3 to 14 reps over a one-year period. . I am also very proud of the local Utah Women in Sales group that a couple of colleagues and I started. . Co-Founder and Board Member of Utah Women in Sales. Lanette Richardson.
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I used the methodology to challenge my buyers to think differently about how this information was presented to company stakeholders and communicated in internal meetings. This is different from other sales techniques where you’d begin by engaging in relationship-building chatter, such as inquiring about the buyer’s weekend plans.
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