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Creating Alignment between Marketing and Sales | Winston Henderson

Peter Winick

Learning to understand how marketing, sales, and thought leadership can work together to create greater success. An interview with Winston Henderson about revenue alignment; what it looks like, and how to achieve it. In addition, we can help you implement marketing, research, and sales. Contact us for more information.

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HR Finance 101: A Guide To Finance for HR

AIHR

The main responsibility of finance is to allocate and monitor resources that support the goals of the organization while ensuring a balance between revenue and costs. Improving financial strategy: HR needs to understand the factors that drive costs and revenue in their organization. The foundations of finance for HR.

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Guardian Pharmacy Services Model Grows Through Today’s Obstacles

Chief Executive

“We believe we can double the business over the next five to six years with low double-digit growth each year through the tailwinds of an aging population, same-store sales growth and some M&A.”. And all of our revenues are from prescriptions.”. Niche Provider. The long-term-care part of the U.S.

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Transformation During Crisis | Simon Leslie

Peter Winick

Simon is also the author of several books, including, There is No F in Sales: A Book About Selling in Every Market Condition and Equanimity: The Diary of a CEO in Crisis. We start our conversation by talking about Simon’s first book, There is No F in Sales, which shines a light on his years of sales experience.

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Why You Should Look At People Strategy As You Would A New Product Line

Chief Executive

At a board meeting earlier this spring, I gave a data-supported presentation where I explained how metrics such as retention, engagement, satisfaction, recruiting/offer win rates and turnover led to the statistic that matters most to me: revenue per employee (RPE).

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600 | Year-End Reflections: Turning Insights into Action for Next Year

Chris LoCutro

So we have, you know, the sales areas that are always reporting to me, you know, helping me to know, here's what's coming in. You know, here's brand new sales, here's monthly recurring revenue. It well balanced out the year, which is great. Balance sheet, we don't, we don't do debt.

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There Is A Roadmap Through Today’s Financial Crunch

Chief Executive

Maybe manufacturing people aren’t obeying sales forecasts because they think they’re too optimistic.”. CFOs have the data; you need to massage it, P&L and balance sheets, in ways that people can understand. CFOs may want to guide their companies “to grow cash generation” instead of revenues per se.