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Richardson Sales Performance Named to Selling Power’s 2015 Top Sales Training Companies List

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For the Third Consecutive Year, Richardson Sales Performance has been Named to Selling Power’s 2015 Top Sales Training Companies List.

Richardson Sales Performance, a leading global sales training and effectiveness company, announced that it has been included on Selling Power’s 2015 list of the Top Sales Training Companies for the third consecutive year. The Selling Power Top 20 Sales Training Companies list identifies leading companies that excel in helping sales leaders improve the performance of their sales teams. Selling Power editors say that the firms included on the 2015 Top Sales Training Companies list have “demonstrated an excellent awareness of the skills and tools required to succeed and remain competitive in today’s selling environment.”

According to Selling Power magazine publisher and founder Gerhard Gschwandtner, sales training is a vital component of a high-performance sales organisation. “Great salespeople require the right toolset, the right skillset, and the right mindset to win,” he said. “A great, consultative sales training initiative can address all three areas. Sales leaders should use this list of the Top 20 Sales Training Companies to find the solution that best suits their needs.”

“We are very thankful and honoured to be recognised once again as one of the top sales training companies in the industry,” says Jim Brodo, SVP of Marketing at Richardson Sales Performance. “Richardson Sales Performance’s success is a direct outcome of working with some of today’s most innovative clients and by the excellence and dedication of the entire Richardson Sales Performance team. We look forward to our continued growth and achieving superior results for our clients.”

Each sales training company featured on this year’s list offers sales organisations the following benefits:

  • Provides a consultative experience.
  • Quantifies results with metrics.
  • Offers customisation and post-training support.
  • Has a documented track record of ROI and customer satisfaction
Here are the four main criteria that Selling Power considered when selecting the top sales-training companies:

  • Depth and breadth of training offered
  • Innovative and new offerings (specific training courses or methodology) or delivery methods
  • Ability to customise offerings
  • Strength of client satisfaction
The list appears in the August issue of Selling Power magazine, which will be available to subscribers the first week of August. For more information, visit sellingpower.com.

About Selling Power 

In addition to Selling Power magazine, the leading periodical for sales managers and sales VPs since 1981, Selling Power Inc. produces the Sales Management Digest and Daily Boost of Positivity online newsletters, as well as a five-minute video series featuring interviews with top executives. Selling Power is a regular media sponsor of the Sales 2.0 Conference.

About Gerhard Gschwandtner Gerhard Gschwandtner is the founder and CEO of Selling Power and the publisher of Selling Power magazine. He conducts a popular Daily Report video series featuring interviews with top sales and marketing executives and CEOs, and he regularly hosts the Sales 2.0 Conference. He is a recipient of the Sales & Marketing Executives International, Inc. 2010 Ambassador of Free Enterprise Award. Read his blog at blog.sellingpower.com.

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