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We conducted clientinterviews and facilitated group discussions through our customer advisory board. This research revealed that our clients’ greatest need for strategic alignment was in envisioning and maintaining a digital enablement roadmap.
Even pre-pandemic, Farland had started to do clientinterviews with the intention to lead to a physical engagement. We would have a collective discussion around an issue and, with the support and facilitation of Farland Group, we were able to play off one another’s comments and then engage individually as they saw fit.
Many sellers have a predisposition to being liked, and we have learned through surveys, work with clients, interviews with buyers, and in our own experiences that right now trust is much more important than being liked. We thought they wanted to have familiarity with the facilitator, and that was not it at all.
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