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Selling challenges in professional services: Sales processes and skills

Red Star Kim

Protectionism – Some fee-earners could be insecure and defensive about sharing client information and relationships. The culture and rewards systems sometimes worked against integrated client teams. Data – CRM (Client Relationship Management) and CDP (Client Data Platforms) are often lacking.

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Building a Career in Consulting — The Ultimate Guide

Hubspot Sales

Claire’s approach shows that a consultant’s core skills include analytical and problem-solving abilities, research and data gathering, communication and presentation skills, and interpersonal skills to relate with clients. Principal/Director Directors strengthen and develop new client relationships.

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Forging a Career in Insurance Sales — The Complete Guide

Hubspot Sales

The Pros of Working in Insurance Sales Tony Caldwell , author, speaker, and mentor in the industry, says, “Working in insurance offers tremendous opportunities to build a profitable, challenging, and satisfying professional career.” Here's why. Limitless Earning Potential Many insurance sales agents get commission-based income.

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Comprehensive Career Path Guide for a Key Account Manager

DemandFarm

A Key Account Manager is responsible for managing a company’s most important clients or accounts. Their primary goal is to ensure that their clients are profitable and satisfied enough to remain loyal to the company. What does a Key Account Manager do? To excel in this position, certain qualities are required.

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Account Management vs Sales: Understanding the Differences

Arpedio

Understanding the nuances between account management and sales can help businesses optimize their strategies and ensure long-term client relationships. By understanding their clients’ needs, account managers can develop tailored solutions and strategies to meet them.

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Proactive marketing and business development executives – CRM, internal engagement and career insights

Red Star Kim

Leadership and the In-Group/Out-Group Phenomenon (blanchard.com) Create a sense of unity by reminding people we are on the same team and all striving for the same results (happy clients and increased profits). A similar approach would be to unite people behind the need to focus on client interests and overcoming competitor activity.

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