Every sale is a win when a startup is just getting off the ground but as you grow, you may want to approach larger enterprises to buy your product. However selling to enterprise accounts often requires a different strategy than selling to individual customers or small teams. During this event, we'll explore how you can set yourself up for success now so that you can get that big contract in the future. You’ll gain valuable insights into the differences between enterprise sales and smaller customer sales, how to start building relationships now for future contracts, and things to consider before reaching out for the sale. Panel: Evan McCann, Strategic Advisor at Fasken, Podcast Host of The Hard Part Lindsay Munro, VP Growth and Customer Experience at Monark David Nagy, Founder & CEO at eCommerce Canada
Every sale is a win when a startup is just getting off the ground but as you grow, you may want to approach larger enterprises to buy your product. However selling to enterprise accounts often requires a different strategy than selling to individual customers or small teams.
During this event, we'll explore how you can set yourself up for success now so that you can get that big contract in the future. You’ll gain valuable insights into the differences between enterprise sales and smaller customer sales, how to start building relationships now for future contracts, and things to consider before reaching out for the sale.
Panel:
Evan McCann, Strategic Advisor at Fasken, Podcast Host of The Hard Part
Lindsay Munro, VP Growth and Customer Experience at Monark
David Nagy, Founder & CEO at eCommerce Canada
Unit #290, 3553 31 St NW Calgary, AB T2L 2K7 (in the Alastair Ross Technology Centre)
The goal of this course is to get you versed in the language and mechanics of venture finance, so that you can make direct investments into startups that you really believe in, or take equity for your consulting services..
The goal of this course is get you so versed and so comfortable with the language and mechanics of raising money that a VC would be surprised by you – the more that you can speak their language, the more likely you are to raise more money on better terms.