Which risk poses the greatest threat to a company’s market value – Pandemics and natural disasters? Terrorism? Product defects? Patent infringement? Theft of intellectual property? Lack of moral boundaries? If you answered anything but the last choice, think again. The decimation of market value at Tyco, Worldcom, and Enron – three of the most prominent […]
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Turn Risk into Revenue Power
Read MoreInherent business risk can be your downfall or your fuel. We help you stop the domino effect and build strength through uncertainty.
Inherent business risk can be your downfall or your fuel. We help you stop the domino effect and build strength through uncertainty.
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Acquire New Customers.
Read MoreTarget marketing, pipeline management, prospecting and lead generation.
Target marketing, pipeline management, prospecting and lead generation.
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Grow Your Revenue.
Read MoreManaging boundary risk, revenue modeling.
Managing boundary risk, revenue modeling.
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Retain Customers.
Read MoreAccount management, loyalty programs, managing churn.
Account management, loyalty programs, managing churn.
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Win Back Accounts.
Read MoreTurn lost customers into new business.
Turn lost customers into new business.
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Managing intellectual properties.
Ensuring supply-chain responsiveness.
Risk Assessment
Avoiding disruptions that affect revenue, and responding quickly to events.
Avoiding social media and ethical disasters.
Monitoring emerging trends and forces.
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On My Honor as a Salesperson. A New Look at Why Sales Ethics Matter
- Created: Thursday, 28 May 2020 4:51 pm
- Written by Andrew Rudin
Feeling Morally Queasy at Work? Tips for Voicing Your Values
- Created: Tuesday, 05 February 2019 6:24 pm
- Written by Andrew Rudin
I’d like to encircle the workplace with yellow safety tape. Long ribbons of it. “Caution! Do not enter!” That would give others an inkling of the dangers lurking within. I’m not talking about back pain, eyestrain, and paper cuts. I’m talking exploitation, harassment, and passive aggression. I’d use safety tape to protect people from the […]
Five Elements that Create Service Stress for Customers
- Created: Friday, 18 January 2019 6:28 pm
- Written by Andrew Rudin
Despite rigorous measurements and sentiment analysis, the number of bad customer experiences that occur every second isn’t known. How many living trees currently populate our planet? We should know these things. For now, I’ll speculate that they are both large numbers, and one is escalating while the other is declining. You know which is which. […]
Revenue Growth: Don’t Let the Funnel Fool Ya!
- Created: Wednesday, 16 January 2019 4:56 pm
- Written by Andrew Rudin
Sales funnels symbolize a widely-known reality among marketers: s*** happens. Funnels instantly remind us that interactions between buyers and sellers are fraught with risks – not that we need any reminding. Funnels also represent our fear that we can assiduously attempt to convert a prospect to a customer, but lo, there’s a chance we won’t […]