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Kevin Leveille
I help Industrial Sales Teams increase their Virtual Selling effectiveness to open new doors, and close more deals, faster, easier, with less hassle, selling how Buyers want to buy.
Kevin Leveille is the Chief Sales Officer (CSO) and Co-Founder of Virtual Selling Sales Training Company.2 With a background in professional sales and sales management, Leveille has leveraged his experience to create a sales training company focused on virtual selling techniques.2
Professional Background
Leveille has a demonstrated history of working in various industries, including:
Sports Industry:: He has experience as a Brand Director in the sports sector, showcasing skills in business planning, event planning, and sports development.1
Sales and Marketing:: As a sales professional, Leveille has authored a sales book targeting professional salespeople and sales managers. This book covers fundamental topics such as goal setting and time management, as well as introducing new approaches to sales challenges.2
Other Roles
While the primary focus is on his current position as CSO and Co-Founder of Virtual Selling Sales Training Company, it's worth noting that Kevin Leveille has held other positions in the past:
- Sales Representative at Warrior Sports
- Website Manager and Tournament Director at Lake Placid Lacrosse Tournament34
These roles likely contributed to his diverse experience in sales, sports, and event management, which he now applies to his work in sales training.
Kevin Leveille's LinkedIn profile can be found under the username "kevinleveille," where more details about his professional journey and expertise in virtual selling and sales training can be explored.
Highlights
You cannot fake loving what you do. Loving what you do informs how you do what you do.
Buyers know when Sellers love what they do. Its evident which Sellers view themselves as Professionals out to work on behalf of the Buyer. To solve the problem the Buyer has. To anticipate what the Buyer will need, before the Buyer knows it themselves. To work, to invest, on behalf of their Buyer, even before the Buyer has committed to the Seller.
Occasionally Sellers come up short doing this, and Buyers don’t reward them with the deal. But not very often, and never in the long run. Sellers who make the decision to deliver excellence in and through their dealings with Buyers win more often and more consistently than their less committed counterparts.
Today, too often, sales descends into the madness of trying to get something for nothing. Using technology to bombard their market with worthless content. Hyper-Spamming Buyers in the hopes of wrenching a personal reward for doing so. Too many "coaches" support this, calling it the "whatever it takes" mentality. But it isn't "whatever it takes" it's "whatever I can get" and it's toxic. No one loves doing it, because doing it is a soul-robbing exercise in futility that is impossible to love.
Sellers who love what they do deliver an emotional tone to the buying experience they provide their Buyers. An emotional tone of appreciation, regard, and respect which Buyers just, well, love.
So to those Expert Sellers, and to everyone who loves what they do; Happy Valentines Day.❤❤❤❤
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