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Building The Sales Machine w/ Josh McBride

Created by Eric Friedman, Dave Greenberger, and Evan Bartlett BTSM is a platform and event series designed to help and connect people who are building sales teams, sales operations, and revenue operations within organizations of all shapes and sizes. We are thrilled to have Josh McBride as our next guest at Building the Sales Machine.

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About Josh

Josh contributed to building the team at CheetahMail, a SaaS Enterprise Email Marketing Provider, from $1M to $220M in sales through it's acquisition to Experian. Later becoming the Head of Sales at Offerpop, ranked #42 on Deloitte Fast 500 where he lead over 2000% growth.  


Now, Josh is the Founder / CEO of Upsider, the career management platform for top performing sales professionals, allowing you to securely store and track your sales performance metrics to better understand your market value. 


We look forward to his unique insights both from scaling rapidly growing revenue teams, and his perspective as a founder in a competitive sales hiring space.

 


6:30 PM

Problem Solving

Introductions + group problem solving with your peers. Come ready with a top of mind challenge. Turn your biggest challenges into questions for our guest speaker.

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Fireside chat with our guest speaker, answering + 1/3 networking after the talk to spend time with our guest and drill down with others on relevant topics.

7:45 PM

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Networking after the talk to spend time with our guest and drill down with others on relevant topics.


“The worst thing that can happen to a sales organization is to get civilized”

Kiva Kolstein

BTM June 2016

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Past Events

Head over to BuildingTheSalesMachine.com to see all of our past speakers including Kyle Porter (CEO, Salesloft), Mark Roberge (CRO, Hubspot), Rob Wilk (VP North Americas, Microsoft),  Marc Jacobs (VP Sales, Greenhouse) and many more!

 

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What does your first hour in the office look like?

Here’s a quick and motivating answer to the question in a musical format; I’m your typical list-driven, A-type personality. I do the same three things right away, every day: I review my task list, my inbox, and my calendar.


For tasks, I keep track of medium and long-term action items in an online service called Trello so I’m looking in there for items to pull out and get done soon. I still use a handwritten list to keep track of today’s actions that must get done before I’m done working (hopefully, but rarely, no more than 4 or 5 things)

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I like to joke that sales teams have their own laws of physics. In the real world, what goes up, must comes down, that’s gravity. On sales teams, most sellers believe that any semblance of process is just busy work getting in the way of making money.


The reality is that when it’s done poorly, the criticism leveled by sales people is spot on. Bad process can be a huge barrier. So let’s take a look at how to do process correctly, and why it tends to get overlooked.

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