TESTIMONIALS
Most people don’t like to think of
themselves as in “sales.” After all, the word “
Design Industry:
The principles that Sandler
Training provides helped me understand how to better sell my business. I now
recognize people’s behavior and motivation. I encourage business people to get
Sandler Training. Elmer Bley,
President, Master Designers Inc.
Financial Industry:
Don Bonnett is a very gifted
Sandler trainer. Although successful in business for many years, Sandler
Training took me to a higher performance level. I can more quickly and
accurately focus on the needs of clients and prospective clients. Morris
Vickers, President, Financial Security Advisors.
Mortgage Industry:
Selling real estate mortgage
products can be frustrating. Everyone wants to know the interest rate and the
amount of closing costs on a loan before telling them anything about your
service. The Sandler System helped me stay in control of the sales call without
the customer getting upset with me. I’ve achieved 200% of my sales goal. Don
C. Kerr Jr., Loan Officer, Madison Brafford Bank FSLA..
Healthcare Industry:
As a therapy services health care
provider I didn’t think I’d need selling skills. But, dramatic shifts in health
care reimbursements created situations that almost drove my 20 year old company
out of business. Sandler Training and
Don Bonnett taught me how to apply selling techniques to rebuild my health care
business. I developed new markets and negotiated contracts through better
funding sources. In the complex world of health care, Sandler and Don Bonnett’s training are invaluable! Marie Noplock, President, The Maryland
Therapy Network, Inc.
Construction Industry:
As a remodeling contractor, I find
many consumers want the lowest price for the best value. I know my company
brings more to a project than our competition but found it difficult to
convince consumers upfront that we were. Don Bonnett’s
25 years of construction knowledge and the Sandler Selling System helped me
develop the skills and techniques to persuade potential clients they would be
making a good purchasing decision when buying from my company. Gary Wheatley, President, Wheatley
Associates.
Legal Industry:
Knowledge is valuable. Although
most people do not consider lawyers as sales people, lawyers are salespeople in
the sense that they sell their knowledge and skills in order to attract
clients. In many instances, I would give prospects valuable knowledge with
getting compensated for it. Working with the Sandler Training Institute shows
me how to control my time and knowledge. The help me eliminate my bad habits
and continue to increase my revenues. Colleen Prosser, Attorney, The Sinclair Law Firm.