Podcast Episode #78
Today’s Guest, Nancy Bleeke
The two words most used to describe Nancy Bleeke are driven and practical. Her first foray into entrepreneurship was at age nine when she and her brother bought old textbooks for five cents from their grade school and then proceeded to open a “summer school” in their basement for the neighbourhood kids.
Sales is definitely part of Nancy’s genetic make-up. She has spent years in the trenches as a sales professional, sales manager, a sales coach, and wrote the gold medal-winning book Conversations That Sell which has been declared a “must-read” for sales teams around the world.
In 1998, Nancy left the comfort of a “regular” job and founded Sales Pro Insider Inc. – a company whose mission is to help other businesses grow sales, create raving fans for customers, and encourage employee engagement through customized training, consultations, assessments and tools that just plain work! Her Genuine® branded training modules support superior sales initiatives and help generate cohesive sales teams that succeed.
Now that Nancy, and her husband, Jon, are “empty nesters”, they split their time between the warm spring and summers at their home in Wisconsin and relax near the water in sunny Florida in the wintertime.
Website: salesproinsider.com
Consistently Scale Your Sales
Step 1: Start with the process.
Step 2: Get to know your people.
Step 3: Create your playbook.
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