Sales Manager Leadership Development
The evolving dimensions of collaboration, accountability, technology, and competition add complexity to today’s business and sales environment.
The evolving dimensions of collaboration, accountability, technology, and competition add complexity to today’s business and sales environment.
With the rapid growth of digital communications and ease of access to information and consumer data, customers expect companies to know their insights and provide an excellent brand experience in exchange for their loyalty.
The ultimate purpose of Key Account Management is to develop long-term, mutually beneficial business relationships with specific top customers to meet strategic goals and optimize value in both companies.
A lot of businesses already have presence online through their websites and social media; however, not all of them make the most out of their digital marketing channels.
The Sales Function is a crucial part of many businesses. The Fundamentals of Sales program by AIM-SEELL can provide participants with the tools and techniques needed to succeed in this field.
Social Media and Digital Marketing are hot topics today, but a solid grounding in the fundamental principles of Marketing Management is even more critical for modern marketers to be successful in a rapidly changing world.
Today’s markets are dynamic, characterized by increased competition, evolving customer expectations, pressure on margins, and omnichannel retailing. Sales management has become a challenge and a crucial resource for organizations to develop a competitive advantage.
Product distribution management has long been a continuing business challenge. Complex supply chain issues often cause finished goods for distribution to come too late, allowing competitors to seize the business opportunity and grab market share.
In this era of hyper-competition, customer relationships are critical for the success of a business. Effective customer management helps to maintain a high touch in this high-tech environment.
There is a saying that “you can’t save your way to prosperity.” A strategic growth plan anchored on sustainable and profitable sales volume is imperative to prosper in these turbulent times.
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