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Ensure continuous sales performance improvement with training for your sales management team

Ensure continuous sales performance improvement with training for your sales management team

Equip your Sales Managers to be agile, developmental coaches for their teams

Richardson offers a variety of training content focused on developing the skills of sales managers and sales leaders. Our sales management curriculum is anchored on our flagship programme, Sprint Sales Coaching. This programme defines a coaching methodology and builds the fundamental skills sales managers need to be agile in their role. We're also newly offering add-on modules focused on specific topics in sales leadership and management to augment foundational skills and processes in specific areas. Please contact us to learn about building a truly customised sales management training curriculum.

Training for Sales Managers

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Our Impact

  • 12%5-12% Increase in Revenue

  • 24%Improvement in skill efficiency

  • 35%Increase in knowledge proficiency

  • 900Global Clients

  • 3.5M+Individuals Trained

Definitely the best management training I've experienced in media. Really appreciate the opportunity to grow my skillset and bring more value to iProspect as a result!
Account Director, iProspect

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