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Title: Soft Selling to Executives
Author: Jerry Vass, Iris Herrin
Narrator: Jerry Vass
Format: Unabridged
Length: 3 hrs and 36 mins
Language: English
Release date: 07-29-16
Publisher: Vass Publishing
Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy

Publisher's Summary:
Originally titled Decoding the BS of Business.
Executives and professionals speak different languages, as disparate as Swahili and Greek. Agendas, vocabularies, and cultural conditioning destroy meaningful communication between them.
This book exposes selling myths and profit-killing gaps between illusion and reality.
Executives live in a different world from the rest of us. They think differently, act differently, and buy differently. For the professions - those in our culture who package and sell information for a living - architects, lawyers, engineers, accountants, brokers, MBAs, CPAs, marketers, and consultants of every stripe, persuasion and profession, a shift of thinking is required to design and hold a Persuasive Executive Conversation.
A number of preconceptions and cultural myths need to be bulldozed to clear the way for this thinking shift. Three things are required to answer the buyer's questions and sell well in the executive suite: the story, the tools, and the delivery. We will explore each and help you prepare a presentation that works from the executive's point of view, that you can take into any boardroom, tell your story, and double your chances of getting hired.
When selling to executives, what you sell is different from how you sell it. While professionals are expert at delivering services to their clients, they are amateurs at telling people what they do for a living. These skills are not taught at Harvard, Yale, or State U.
Our job is to help people make money. For three decades we have intensively trained 12,000 managers, professional salespeople, and consultants to persuade at the executive level. While doing so, we discovered a critical element that managers overlook or ignore that can cost one-quarter, or more, of sales revenues.