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Meeting & Ideation Facilitation

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If your team has the expertise but needs a bit of coaching, spot training and some marketing or business development framework in a dynamic working session to take them to the next level, meeting facilitation is for you.

Ideation sessions look at new ideas, company capabilities and go-to-market options to determine the implications and viability of the ideas as solutions for the business. Meeting and Ideation facilitations are typically half- to full-day sessions and continue on an as-needed basis.

Recent examples of meeting facilitations include:
  • Sales process development: Base line present activity, what is working and then determine the next steps for process development and optimization
  • Market Planning
  • Sales plan linkage to Market objectives assurance
  • Market and Customer Sensing™ overview
  • Business development options and feasibility
  • "What Is" series (open choice of the marketing or business development topic to be the subject of an introduction and a working session)
To learn more, or to schedule a session for your business, contact Del Mar Research & Consulting, LLC.

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