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Building a Strong Sales Team with Pete Tonsager

Building a Strong Sales Team with Pete Tonsager

FromTransformed Sales


Building a Strong Sales Team with Pete Tonsager

FromTransformed Sales

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Length:
21 minutes
Released:
Aug 18, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

In this episode of the Science of Selling STEM, I’ll be sitting down with Pete Tonsager, the Director of Worldwide Sales at MGK, a company that develops and delivers innovative insect control products. The youngest of nine, Pete worked several jobs while putting himself through college. His early work involved working in a composite wood research laboratory which served as a springboard to his career as a sales manager in specialty chemicals and composite products. He is customer-focused and a value-obsessed director of sales. He has had notable success in devising, defining, and executing short and long-term strategies to amplify revenue, sales, and customer service. He has an excellent history in managing budgets and ensuring efficient usage of the budget with aim of cost minimization. He is adept at assessing customer requirements and exceeding expectations for maximum client satisfaction and success. Companies he’s made a positive impact at including Sumitomo Chemical, Donatelle Medical, Liberty Diversified Industries, and Rehau. You won’t wanna miss this episode as Pete shares his great sales and sales team management wisdom with us. Stay tuned! On Today’s Episode of the Science of Selling STEM:Learning how to educate customers instead of selling them and making sure you deliver value (01:49)Why delivering value has nothing to do with the product you’re selling (02:40)How he coaches his sales team so they can keep performing at their best (05:06)Role-playing 101: How to make your role-playing sessions better (06:36)Giving the fresh sales talent the same type of support as the more seasoned salespeople (09:21)Developing a culture of collaboration within a sales team (10:30)The challenges they faced from going virtual since the pandemic began and how they tackled them (12:30)Remarkable achievements in helping salespeople achieve great results (17:15)Connect with Pete Tonsager:Pete on LinkedInConnect with Wesleyne Greer:Wesleyne’s WebsiteWesleyne on LinkedInWesleyne on FacebookWesleyne on TwitterRate, Review, Learn, and ShareThanks for tuning into The Science of Selling STEM! If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn even more about what it takes to transform your sales, don’t forget to tune into our other episodes and share your favorite episodes on social media!Join The Science of Selling STEM community on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and visit my website for even more content, information, and resources.
Released:
Aug 18, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

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As a sales manager, you are judged by the performance of your team. And you're praised when they do well. But one thing that you've not been able to figure out is how to get everyone on your team consistently hitting quota every single month. Sales leadership is difficult. The Transformed Sales podcast equips sales leaders with the skills to develop high-performance teams. We provide coaching strategies for improving sales team performance, mentoring developing sellers, and providing ongoing support for best practices. As a result sales leaders can guide, create, and nurture long-term relationships with their teams. You will learn how to enhance your ability to engage in productive conversations with internal team members, resulting in a collaborative, dynamic environment where sellers feel supported. Transformed Sales assists businesses in developing and building the culture necessary to build high-performing sales teams. In this leadership coaching program, coaching strategies are offered that can be used to improve the performance of sales teams. These strategies provide ongoing support and reinforcement of best practices