No other consultancy is providing stewardship guidance for sales as we do.
No other consultancy offers stewardship guidance for vendor management as we do.
To serve our fellow man. To do so in a manner serving an organization’s need for unquestionable, strong and measurable ROI. To do so with focus which brings to bear our unique areas of deep subject matter expertise, resulting in uniquely focused yet broad applicability.
Our mission is to extend the virtues of stewardship to the business’s customer base and to its vendor base. Specific to the customers, we provide a new paradigm from which to view this most valued asset, one which will increase gross revenues, reduce costs, provide a more sustainable revenue stream and improve morale.
Our role integrates the proverbial C-suite with the sales team to provide an integrated, proactive, programmatic and long-term strategy for your customer’s journey. It brings the customer into the organization as an asset beyond simply a means of revenue; it aligns the firm’s often disparate functions such as operations, finance, marketing and product management to heighten market sensitivity, reduce internal costs and increase both margins and revenue.
Specific to your vendor space, we provide a new paradigm in which key vendors are turned into business assets, where costs are often reduced while simultaneously improving service levels. In some cases, this can also drive business-development opportunities.
Often thought of in biblical terms, the stewardship definition also plays a critical role in today’s business environment. In the world of commerce, stewardship refers to taking responsibility for the business and the effects it has on the world around it. This involves considering more than just the bottom line and looking at elements such as values, ethics and morals.
A common definition of a steward is a person that is given full responsibility for the valuables of another.
Choosing service over self-interest and the willingness to be accountable for the well-being of an organization by operating in service, rather than in control.
As an act of governance, sales stewardship directly and positively impacts customer satisfaction and financial strength.
To quote Peter F. Drucker, “To satisfy the customer is the mission and purpose of every business.”
It brings the customer into the organization as an asset beyond simple a means of revenue; it aligns the firm’s often disparate functions such as operations, finance, marketing and product management to heighten market sensitivity, reduce internal costs and increase both margins and revenue.
Sales stewardship leads the organization from transaction-based sales to relationship-based sales; it puts the customer’s needs first as an act of stewardship, resulting in long-term positive economic returns.
As an act of governance, vendor stewardship directly and positively impacts financial strength and social responsibility.
Tactically, vendor stewardship redefines how to position the vendor relationships in a more collaborative fashion while, simultaneously reaching improved levels of service and reduced cost. Other tactical benefits may include:
The Why
Some want to know the “what” of one’s experiences, expertise, interests, etc. Often the more valuable answer lies in the person’s “Why”. (For a terrific read on this subject, see “Start with Why” by Simon Sinek.”)
A central Why is a desire to serve my fellow man, internalized over the years as it’s proven the most consistent compass by which to ensure progress. Another pivotal Why is country. Reference vertical alignment of God, country, family, work, and self. Now more than ever she needs it patriot’s engagement to save her, along with a heaping dose of divine providence.
Often one’s accomplishments are in no small part an indicator of core strength, usually a gift, a trait from God. One of mine is conceptual thinking, seeing over the treetops. The following are credited in part to this gift:
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