How did Paul lead his teams to consistently sell out billion dollar NFL stadiums with 70,000 fans in historically losing markets? Or transform an NBA team’s revenue performance from 28th to 2nd in the league – despite being labeled by ESPN as “the worst brand in sports...
How did Paul lead his teams to consistently sell out billion dollar NFL stadiums with 70,000 fans in historically losing markets? Or transform an NBA team’s revenue performance from 28th to 2nd in the league – despite being labeled by ESPN as “the worst brand in sports”?
The answer lies in a powerful, scalable belief system that can be applied to any sales or service environment: Every seat has a story.
This shift from blanket ‘catch all’ campaigns to a dynamic customer-to-customer approach driven by customization, care, and championship service, led to sold-out stadiums and record-breaking revenue, that didn’t hinge on wins or losses.
In the sports industry, every seat and fan had a story. In your case, every client has a story. The question is: “Will you get to know it?”
Achieving customer success doesn’t depend on perfect market conditions – it depends on consistently making each customer feel valued and seen. This keynote is HOW to do it, one story at a time.
Actionable Outcomes:
- Learn a playbook for transforming customers into raving fans
- Discover four key traits that build trust in the short game and long game
- Use a listening strategy that elevates clients, encouraging them to invest deeply in the relationship
- Explore synergies between sales and service teams that unlock future growth potential
- Know the exact questions to ask when it matters most, so touchpoints turn into transformation points
- Audience Takeaway: 52-Week Action Plan to WIN MONDAY™
Ideal Audience:
Tailored for all customer-facing or influencing roles, including sales, sales enablement/ops, service, customer experience, and marketing/strategy. The focus will vary depending on the audience – whether it’s about driving customer acquisition (sales), enhancing customer satisfaction (service/experience), or developing strategies to attract more customers (marketing/strategy)