Categories: Artificial Intelligence | Sales Leadership
The AI revolution is coming fast – it’s reshaping industries, redefining workflows, and promising unprecedented growth to sales organizations. Yet, many leaders are hesitant to make a big bet on AI. The wrong move could cost you time, revenue, and credibility. With the right foundational strategy and the right tool, AI should be a sales force multiplier enabling your teams to sell faster and more proficiently, bringing more value to customers and more impact to revenue. Our recent webinar on AI in Leadership brought together a team of experts to discuss AI, sales productivity, and what top companies are doing right now. Joining the conversation were Eldad Postan-Koren, CEO and co-founder of Winn.AI; Rob Moyer, Director of Partnerships at Gong; and Sriharsha Guduguntla, CEO and co-founder of Hyperbound. Their discussion with Force Management’s Head of Community Joe Huber revealed the common mistakes leaders are making today with AI and how they can take proactive steps to ensure successful implementation of these new technologies.
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Categories: Sales Leadership | Sales Productivity | Unicorn Companies
Leaders of B2B software and tech organizations looking to ignite revenue with a consulting or training partner have no shortage of options. When evaluating potential partners, two must-haves for most companies are: 1. Not starting from scratch 2. Evidence of where the training partner has been successful At Force Management, we take pride in how we differ from other vendors in the sales training and enablement space. If your team is weighing the decision to bring in an expert, consider how a revenue partner that meets these criteria will help you meet your revenue targets faster.
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Categories: Competitors | Differentiation | Sales Leadership
As a leader responsible for ambitious company revenue targets, you have several options to improve execution. You can organize an internal initiative, or work with one of the many sales training providers claiming to impact your bottom line. We've helped over 130 sales organizations grow their valuation to $1B+. In 20 years of partnering with revenue leaders, more than 350 of them have returned with their next company. What brings them back is clear: ROI. We asked some of our repeat partners what drove their decision to partner with us time after time. Here are the top three things they say set us apart.
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Categories: Differentiation | Sales Conversation | Sales Leadership | Sales Transformation
For today's B2B tech firms, the path to rapid growth and repeatable revenue means advancing through stages and change. Each transformation story is different, but most boil down to three keys for success: choosing the right strategy or partner, applying the new methodology within daily rhythms, and ensuring long-term adoption. When Patra, an insurance-tech provider, crossed the $100M in ARR benchmark, their leadership launched a partnership with Force Management to elevate their go-to-market approach with the goal of doubling their revenue. One year into the partnership, Patra realized outcomes including a 143% increase in win rate, a 48% increase in Average Deal Size, more bookings, and faster times-to-close. Read the full Patra-Force Management Case Study here. Let’s look at how Patra found success and their approach to these three key areas:
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Categories: Sales Leadership | Sales Productivity
In today's competitive market, leveraging data effectively can be the key to unlocking higher sales performance and increased revenue. Most leaders understand they must harness the power of data to drive success. But in order to effectively use data, you must first ensure you have the right structures in place to collect data about your sales activities and apply findings in a way that's relevant and actionable. Parm Uppal, Chief Revenue Officer of Benchling who has previously led and helped to scale companies like Data Robot and Luminary Cloud, recently joined the Revenue Builders Podcast for a discussion with John Kaplan and John McMahon. He shared his approach to implementing data to drive results as a sales leader. Today, we'll break down his insights as well as some best practices we've learned from working with leaders who successfully scaled their companies to $1B+ valuation. Continue reading to learn how these revenue leaders leverage data to enhance sales performance and drive stronger, more reliable revenue.
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Categories: Sales Leadership | Scaling Sales
First principles thinking is a reasoning process used by some of today’s top innovators to look at complex problems through a new lens. The concept is based on Aristotle’s writings about first principles, which he called the “first basis from which a thing is known.”
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