Your Sales Club Questions, Answered

  • The Sales Club is a structured development forum for sales managers and senior sales professionals. It focuses on improving sales execution, leadership capability and confidence through practical discussion and shared learning.

  • The Sales Club is intended for sales managers, team leaders and experienced sales professionals who are responsible for performance and want to develop their leadership and commercial capability.e Sales Club is a structured development forum for sales managers and senior sales professionals. It focuses on improving sales execution, leadership capability and confidence through practical discussion and shared learning.

  • Sessions involve guided discussion around real sales challenges. Topics typically include managing activity, improving pipeline quality, handling performance issues and supporting consistent execution.

  • The Sales Club is not a formal training programme. It is an ongoing peer based environment focused on practical application, discussion and learning from experience rather than classroom instruction.

  • Sessions are led by experienced sales leadership to ensure discussions remain focused, relevant and grounded in real world application.

  • The Sales Club is most suitable for those with responsibility for managing activity or influencing team performance. Individual contributors without leadership responsibility may find limited relevance.

  • Group size is limited to 12 to allow meaningful participation, discussion and shared learning rather than passive attendance.

  • Yes. The Sales Club operates as a confidential environment where participants are expected to respect the privacy of discussions and other members.

  • By providing structured reflection, peer challenge and practical tools, the Sales Club helps participants improve how they manage activity, make decisions and lead sales efforts.

  • An initial conversation helps determine whether the Sales Club aligns with your role, experience and development objectives.

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