Learn More About Emmie Brown
Top Producer
Experienced Leader
It’s incredibly rare to find someone who can be both a top performer and a top sales leader. Emmie is one of those people. In her former direct-sales career, she was on the coveted Wall of Greats for recruiting some of the most successful teams in history. During that time, she also ran hundreds of group interviews and conducted more than a thousand one-on-one interviews for potential salespeople. At Southwestern Coaching, she also leads one of the largest organizations in the entire company. Today, she coaches some of the most successful sales leaders from top companies around the world.
Keynotes
Manage Systems to Lead People
Too often in organizations, the leader isn’t able to do their job effectively because they or the team is disorganized, distracted, or disinterested in the key details that need to be kept up with to drive real leadership change. Emmie shares with you the fundamental processes that the most effective leaders from around the globe use to help their people reach their peak potential.
The People Business: How to Source, Select, and Retain Top Sales Talent
From having to sort through piles of resumes to knowing how to interview someone to see if they truly have the persistence and dedication it takes to be successful, this all has to be considered in the hiring process. But that’s not all, because once you hire them, you have to figure out how to train them properly, keep them motivated, and engage them so they don’t leave you and go to your competitor. Emmie can guide you through it all!
Seek-First Selling: Why Listening is More Compelling Than Telling
Losing sales that should’ve been made is unfortunately all too common for the average salesperson. Without a meaningful change in strategy, it’s very normal to continue in the same direction. Emmie has developed a solution-based selling model that can help you start to close more business. She will share with you the simple formula for preventing customer procrastination and rapidly increasing your closing percentages.