Sales Scrum

We recorded this episode with Milena Regos just before all hell broke loose with COVID 19; little did we realize how the hustle will change overnight. Milena shares her journey to be a co-founder of Unhustle. She highlights how changing how you view the hustle, and choices you make as a result, can actually lead to greater personal and financial rewards.

Joanne Black is America's leading authority on referral selling; she practically invented it, and that is the focus of this episode. Joanne shares the overlooked opportunities in properly and consistently leveraging referrals. In a connected planet where people buy from people, referrals are your leg-up in a competitive world. We explore it all with the source.

Want to know who to hire the best candidates? You need to learn about Andrew Steane’s Give A Damn Metre.

Andrew Steane is a Senior Director of North American Sales Channels for business software leader, SAP. Andrew shares the core components of the Metre. We also explore his 25 years in software as a creative and strategic thinker, and how he uses a collaborative leadership style to lead cross-functional North American and Global teams to produce positive change for process, people and customers.

As the founder & CEO of Membrain.com, the B2B Sales Enablement CRM, George Brontén is passionate about the art and science of sales. In his conversation with host Tibor Shanto, Brontén explores some of the faulty assumptions people make in sales, the selection of CRMs, and other areas of selling. Created for individuals in sales, marketing and related disciplines, all published episodes of Sales Scrum can be found here.

Shawn Finder has always been an entrepreneur at heart. At age 24, he entered the entrepreneurial world after competing as one of Canada's top-ranked tennis players. While email success is always timely given the separation issues we are facing, getting email right is more crucial than ever. Shawn presents the latest trends, what works and what doesn't from his front line view at Autoklose.

Steve Gielda is the co-founder and CEO of Ignite Selling, and someone I have been looking forward to having on the podcast. Steve brings unique insights as to why and how sellers lose deals. Having conducted post mortems on enterprise level deals for leading companies, Steve shares some actionable insights that will boost you in all markets.

David Priemer is a widely recognized thought leader in sales and sales leadership. As a trained researcher and founder of Cerebral Selling. David recently published "Sell The Way You Buy", exploring how we as sellers can put ourselves in our customers' shoes. A critical message at the best of times, but more so given the changes in the market. David shares practical steps we can all take to continue to move forward with our sales.

Jeff Bajorek is a consultant, author of The Five Forgotten Fundamentals of Prospecting, co-host of The Why and The Buy Podcast, and he wants you to Rethink The Way You Sell. More than anything, Jeff is a common-sense sales guy who shares how to go from can't to can while maintaining your swager.

Brian Carroll is the CEO and founder of markempa, a bestselling author, and a perfect guest given the opportunities we face. Brian delivers insight about how to ensure that you anchor your sales methodology in empathy. In today's economy many things will change, but not the human element that is key to sales success. Brian shares a number of resources you can use to gain advantage.

Karthi is the Co-founder and CEO of Hippo Video. Karthi unpacks core best practices for using video for remote interactions, but specifically sales. VIdeo is no longer an "if" but a must. As Karthi said, "It is a way to put a face to a signature.