Sales Leadership Podcast

Episode 192: #191: Bryan Gray of the Revenue Path Group — Moving Past Problems and Creating Priority with Your Buyers

August 10th, 2022  |  59 mins 24 secs

bryan gray, coaching, priority, problem solving, rob jeppsen, sales, sales leadership, value collapse

Bryan is the Founder and CEO of the Revenue Path Group. Bryan’s team helps steer their organizations through times of high velocity and uncertainty and overcoming the biggest current threat facing sales teams: Becoming a commodity in your prospect’s eyes. Bryan joins the show and shares insights on why problem-based selling isn’t enough and how to become a priority with the buying teams you engage with at a time where Value Collapse is becoming a sales epidemic…and how to overcome it.

For an eBook to reinforce this conversation check out www.valuecollapse.com.

To order Bryan's Book, The Priority Sale, head to www.revenuepathgroup.com/book.

To learn more about overcoming the 3 Cs...head to www.revenuepathgroup.com

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Episode 190: #189: Sam Stull of GCPay — Using “Show Me” Sales Leadership to Create Legendary Results

July 27th, 2022  |  1 hr 11 secs

coaching, credibility, example, gcpay, leadership, rob jeppsen, sales, sam stull

Sam Stull is the head of Sales for GCPay. GCPay is a SaaS platform experiencing tremendous growth helping contractors automate functions that have been inefficient, costly and difficult to manage. Sam is a self-taught sales leader who has put together a 10 year run of sales leadership with head-turning successes. He joins us today to talk about why Elite Leaders need to build credibility in what they do…not in what they say.

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Episode 189: #188: Tim Strickland of ZoomInfo — Execution: Never Just a Numbers Game

July 20th, 2022  |  1 hr 3 mins

coaching, execution, market, numbers, rob jeppsen, sales, sales leadership, tim strickland

Tim Strickland is the Chief Revenue Officer for ZoomInfo. ZoomInfo’s suite of modern go-to-market software, data, and market intelligence is used by thousands of sales and marketing teams worldwide to uncover new opportunities and accomplish their goals through otherwise unknown insights and drivers of engagement for customers and prospects around the world. In this episode, Tim shares how world-class execution has led to massive growth at scale, regardless of the market conditions.

Head to www.zoominfo.com to learn how insight-driven engagement can fuel next-level execution with your team.

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Episode 185: #184: Valerie Young of Impostor Syndrome Institute — How to Overcome Impostor Syndrome

May 23rd, 2022  |  1 hr 1 min

coaching, goal, imposter, leader, quota, sales leadership, syndrome

Valerie Young is an internationally-recognized impostor-syndrome expert. She is the Co-Founder of the Impostor Syndrome Institute and is committed to stamping out Impostor Syndrome worldwide. Valerie has been leading the charge against Imposter Syndrome since founding the Impostor Syndrome Institute in 1982 and has helped many of the world’s most iconic companies successfully address Impostor Syndrome. To learn more about Valerie, her work, and the “Rethinking Impostor Syndrome” solution, visit www.impostorsyndrome.com.

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Episode 172: #171: Alex Newmann of Newmann Consulting Group — Curiosity: The Fuel of Every Elite Sales Team

February 2nd, 2022  |  1 hr 1 min

alex newmann, coaching, curiosity, leadership, sales

Alex Newmann helps sales teams scale fast. His newest playbook for prospecting has turned heads worldwide and will help you add systems that fuel effective and efficient prospecting. In this episode, Alex shares how curiosity fuels rapid success and how sales leaders can build more curious teams. To get Alex’s playbook, please visit https://www.alexnewmann.com/prospecting-playbook. To get a copy of Don Cash’s hiring guide, send an email to [email protected].

Episode 169: #168: Larry Long Jr of LLJR Enterprises — Show Me You Believe…Don’t Tell Me

January 12th, 2022  |  53 mins 15 secs

coaching, larry long, rob jeppsen, sales leadership

Larry Long is one of the top sales motivational speakers in the world. He is an award-winning sales leader, a highly sought-after speaker, and joins us this week in his second appearance on the Sales Leadership Podcast. And this encore is a can’t miss as he talks about leading with intentionality and building authentic belief. You can learn more about Larry and his work at www.larrylongjr.com.

Episode 167: #166: Warren Zenna of The CRO Collective — The Responsibilities of Elite Sales Leadership

December 29th, 2021  |  1 hr 2 mins

coaching, revenue, sales leadership, warren zenna

Warren Zenna is the founder and CEO of the CRO Collective, a B2B consultancy for CROs worldwide. Warren and his team help CEOs and CROs re-engineer revenue strategies and revenue operations to meet the emerging demands of modern business dynamics. In this episode, he shares how to advance your sales leadership career, attributes of world-class sales leaders, and how you can create more impact faster.

Episode 166: #165: Troy Barter of Hired — Leaving Those You Lead Better Than You Found Them

December 14th, 2021  |  1 hr 4 mins

coaching, development, meet quota, sales leadership

Troy Barter is the Director of Sales for Hired. Troy has led High-Growth Sales teams for several years and is an expert in helping salespeople get on a well-lit pathway to success. He joins the show today and talks about how to become that sales leader who is a “Difference Maker” in the careers of those you lead. Move past the quota and start connecting to the people you lead in this high-energy conversation. Troy’s insights around the role of people development and the reasons it matters will help every single sales leader create greater impact in the lives of those people they lead.

Episode 160: #159: Brad Jensen of Motivosity — Creating a Culture of Motivated Teammates

October 26th, 2021  |  56 mins 22 secs

coaching, motivation, sales leadership

Brad Jensen is the VP of Sales for Motivosity. Under Brad’s leadership, Motivosity has had head-turning growth with their award-winning recognition platform that helps people be happier at work. Brad is a rare repeat guest and one of the top sales coaches in the world. To learn more about Brad and the way Motivosity helps create a culture of motivated employees, visit www.motivosity.com.

Episode 156: #155: Nadia Rashid of Seismic — Adapting Your Leadership to Fuel the Development of Each Member of Your Team

September 21st, 2021  |  53 mins 26 secs

coaching, leadership, nadia, rob jeppsen, sales

Nadia Rashid is the SVP of Sales at Seismic. She’s helped Seismic get into high growth mode, but more importantly…stay there. Today she shares how she’s had to change her leadership approach to make sure she is able to fuel the growth of each individual of her team. She shares how leaders need to adapt and what the new non-negotiables are in an insightful conversation you won’t want to miss.