The Year in Review: Top Sales Leadership Articles in 2015

Top Sales Leadership Articles 2015

Not everyone has what it takes to fill a sales leadership position, and those charged with leading salespeople know just how challenging it can be to juggle the many roles and responsibilities required for success. The thread that connects all high-performing sales leaders is the appetite for constant improvement, not only for their sales teams but in terms of their own growth as well.

In that spirit, we’ve collected 7 of the year’s most popular sales leadership posts to inspire you to focus on your own leadership development while improving the performance of your team.

Check out the top 7 sales leadership articles in 2015

5 Things High Performing Sales Managers Should Be Doing

Qualities of a Sales Leader

How Senior Leadership Can Support the Sales Effort

Leading and Managing Millennials

6 Practical Tips for Protecting Profit Margin

Sales Metrics: When Are You Measuring Too Much? 

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Michelle Richardson

Michelle Richardson is the Vice President of Sales Performance Research. In her role, she is responsible for spearheading industry research initiatives, overseeing consulting and diagnostic services, and facilitating ROI measurement processes with partnering organizations. Michelle brings over 25 years of experience in sales and sales effectiveness functions through previously held roles in curriculum design, training implementation, and product development to the Sales Performance Research Center.
Michelle Richardson is the Vice President of Sales Performance Research. In her role, she is responsible for spearheading industry research initiatives, overseeing consulting and diagnostic services, and facilitating ROI measurement processes with partnering organizations. Michelle brings over 25 years of experience in sales and sales effectiveness functions through previously held roles in curriculum design, training implementation, and product development to the Sales Performance Research Center.

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