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Chamber Brown Bag Lunch Series
New Year's Resolution:
Grow Your Business
March
18, 2010
PROSPECTING
April
15, 2010
DEMANDS
& OBJECTIONS
May
20, 2010
CLOSING
All
to be held from 12:00 Noon to 1:00PM at the Pease Library, Plymouth
NH in their downstairs conference room.
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New business
development is critical to the long term health of your business.
Whether you own a business, currently are a sales professional
or just want to develop your art of persuasion, this session
is for you.
We often underestimate
the importance of effective processes both in prospecting and
sales skills. Come learn to develop and enhance your skills
in these core business areas. You'll bring back techniques to
help develop your staff in generating more business.
Specifically you'll
learn networking techniques and create more opportunities for
your business. We'll review and practice the 5 parts of a consultative
sales process. You will learn how to better qualify clients,
uncover needs and make presentations that will lead to more
yeses. Business is fun when you're winning. We spend 80,000
to 90,000 hours working, come learn to win, and get a great
start in 2010.
Bio:
Bob Nadeau teaches
marketing, sales and sales management for the College of Business
Administration at Plymouth State University. Students learn
the marketing framework and sales cycle, along with processes
and leadership mechanisms to select, develop and lead a sales
organization. Recently the Global Sales and Science Institute
had him as a keynote speaker at their 3rd annual conference
in France.
Prior to teaching,
Bob was a senior manager for a Fortune 100 corporation heading
up the New England Region. As a multiple time winner of their
prestigious Manager of the Year award, he has demonstrated a
significant track record in developing sales managers. As a
trainer he is skilled at helping managers and sales professionals
increase their productivity in marketing, B2B and B2C sales.
Off campus Bob teaches
motorcycle safety courses for Harley-Davidson and the State
of NH.
Previous in Brown
Bag Series
Topic for the fifth
in the series: Employee Benefits
In today's economic
climate, the rising costs and complexity of employee benefits
are affecting employers of all sizes.
Michael J. Kilfoyle,
MBA, RHU, a frequent speaker on employee benefit topics presented
information on this important and timely subject. Michael currently
serves as the Director of Marketing and Operations for Hickok
& Boardman Group Benefits of Burlington, VT.
View his PowerPoint
presentation here:
Plymouth
Chamber Presentation (PowPoint Presentation)
The 4th in the Chamber
Brown Bag Lunch Series was held in March.
The topic was "Fraud
and Identity Protection." Please use the link below to
get this vital information to protect your personal and business
identity.
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