
The Secret To Business Owners Being Successful In The New COVID World?
I have been an entrepreneur, business owner for over 20 years, and I know what it’s like and how to drill down into how to
When salespeople aren’t winning deals at desired levels or price points, executives and business owners turn to Lee B. Salz, a world-renowned sales management strategist and CEO of Sales Architects®. A recognized specialist in Sales Differentiation, Lee helps organizations win more deals at the prices they want. Working across all industries and sale types, he creates winning sales strategies for companies around the globe.
A featured columnist in The Business Journals and a media source on sales and sales management, Lee has been quoted and featured in The Wall Street Journal, CNN, The New York Times, MSNBC, ABC News, and numerous other outlets.
Lee is a frequently-sought keynote speaker at association conferences, sales meetings, and virtual events. He conducts customized workshops on a wide array of sales performance topics including Sales Differentiation, salesforce development, hiring, onboarding, and compensation. In 2022, Lee was named Speaker of the Year by the Institute for Excellence in Sales.
He is the bestselling, award-winning author of six books, including Sales Differentiation and Hire Right, Higher Profits. In September 2021, his sixth book, Sell Different!, was published by HarperCollins which presents all-new Sales Differentiation strategies to outsmart, outmaneuver, and outsell the competition. Sell Different! achieved bestseller status in the US and Canada, was ranked top new sales book around the world, and was a finalist for top sales book of 2021. He’s got another book in the works that’ll be published in September 2024 focused on discovery strategy
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