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As the B2B sales environment has changed, the skills that sellers need to succeed have changed as well. In this episode, hosts Billy Luckey and Betsy Gregory-Hosler speak with Mike Katz, senior director for research at Gartner for Sales Leaders, to explore the latest research on critical seller skills, what has shifted in the B2B seller competency model, and how sales leaders can support these skills moving forward.
Mike Katz is a senior director of research in the sales practice at Gartner with over 15 years of experience leading and managing research teams and directing mixed-methods research projects. He leads multiple research teams to generate actionable business ideas and data-driven insights for sales executives. His current focus is on sales talent, enablement and strategic planning.
He has presented his research to thousands of business and government executives in briefings, webinars, workshops and conferences. His work has been featured in Harvard Business Review, The Washington Post, National Public Radio, and multiple academic journals and publications.
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As the B2B sales environment has changed, the skills that sellers need to succeed have changed as well. In this episode, hosts Billy Luckey and Betsy Gregory-Hosler speak with Mike Katz, senior director for research at Gartner for Sales Leaders, to explore the latest research on critical seller skills, what has shifted in the B2B seller competency model, and how sales leaders can support these skills moving forward.
Mike Katz is a senior director of research in the sales practice at Gartner with over 15 years of experience leading and managing research teams and directing mixed-methods research projects. He leads multiple research teams to generate actionable business ideas and data-driven insights for sales executives. His current focus is on sales talent, enablement and strategic planning.
He has presented his research to thousands of business and government executives in briefings, webinars, workshops and conferences. His work has been featured in Harvard Business Review, The Washington Post, National Public Radio, and multiple academic journals and publications.
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