Podcast: Strategies and Insights with Yekemi Otaru
In the latest episode of The Art and Science of Complex Sales podcast, Paul Fuller interviews Dr Yekemi Otaru, Co-founder & Chief Growth Officer of Doqaru Limited. From engineering's hidden problem-solving to marketing's customer-centricity and sales' emphasis on listening, Yekemi shares her strategies and insights on how to tackle problems that truly matter within the B2B industry.
3 Ways Data Visualization Can Improve Sales Analysis
Data visualization is a powerful tool for sales leaders and professionals to improve analysis and decision-making. From prospecting more effectively to understanding your pipeline and seeing where your greatest account opportunities lie, the ability to take bare numbers and make them visual can make the difference between stagnant results and continually improving performance.
Podcast: How to Focus on Fundamentals and Foundations with Pete Evans
In the latest episode of the Art and Science of Complex Sales podcast, Paul Fuller interviews Pete Evans, CEO of Ventas Sales, to explore essential fundamentals and foundations for salespeople.
There Are No Handicaps in Sales
I love to play golf. What’s fun with golf is that it’s a difficult sport, both technically and mentally, and when you’re doing it, you really get into the flow. You can’t be thinking about anything other than your next shot.
Podcast: The Power of Data-Driven Decision Making and Empowering Teams with Matt Ferguson
In the latest episode of the Art and Science of Complex Sales podcast, Paul Fuller interviews Matt Ferguson, the founder of MDF Coaching & Consulting. Matt shares his personal journey, we explore key takeaways that can empower professionals to excel in their roles.
How to Use Kanban to Win More Deals
When I set out to develop Membrain, I knew the sales profession deserved a better CRM platform. I did not realize that much of what we would develop over the next ten years would echo the work of leading thinkers responsible for major shifts and improvements in manufacturing over the past hundred years.
