Categories: Company Alignment | Sales Transformation | Scaling Sales
A merger or acquisition can be an exciting time for a company. Acquiring or joining a new company is a milestone that can present opportunities for growth. Mergers and acquisitions can also present unique talent management and performance challenges for leaders tasked with combining differing cultures, solutions, technologies and processes.
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Categories: Company Alignment | Sales Coaching Tools | Sales Productivity | Scaling Sales
The journey from start-up to maturity involves multiple rounds of iteration. Achieving product-market fit and getting your customers to pay and stay are the results of how your product and message adapted to your buyers' needs along the way. Now, reaching that next benchmark means continuing to refine and shift the way your company thinks about and talks about itself in the market. In our work with rapidly growing B2B SaaS and tech organizations, we’ve identified three common components that are crucial for satisfying the growth imperative. Here are three keys for leaders targeting the next revenue milestone:
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Categories: Buyer Alignment | Company Alignment | Scaling Sales
Revenue growth is a critical measure of company performance, but growth alone is no longer enough for many B2B sales organizations. Leadership teams are under increasing pressure to prove that the business can grow efficiently, protect margin and convert revenue performance into enterprise value.
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Categories: Company Alignment | Customer Acquisition Cost | Scaling Sales
Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) was once treated solely as a financial and marketing metric, but now it's also a measure of growth readiness. Leaders are now frequently being asked to answer to this metric and solve for efficiency by boards and investors.
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Categories: Company Alignment | Sales Process | Sales Productivity
The concept of hero selling is not new. Sales organizations have always had top performers, and leaders have always looked for ways to narrow the gap between A-players and B-players. What has changed is the environment. As sales motions become more complex, buying groups expand, and AI-driven offerings introduce new layers of technical and business scrutiny, the distance between elite performers and the rest of the team can grow wider. At the same time, leaders are under increasing pressure to deliver efficient, sustainable revenue growth. Those pressures turn a familiar performance gap into a mission-critical organizational problem.
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Categories: Company Alignment | Forecasting | Sales Leadership | Scaling Sales
Recent research shows that 2/3 of B2B executives say they can't trust their forecast data. Yet, forecasting technology is rapidly advancing — in theory, getting an accurate picture of predicted revenue should be easier than ever.
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