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Take Control of the Sales Process

Live - In person at Morris County Chamber of Commerce

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- June 16 2026 from 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM

**For Business Owners, Presidents, CEOs, CROs, and Sales Leaders

In sales, someone always takes the lead—but is it your team, or your prospect?

This high-impact executive session reveals how elite sales teams stay in command of the conversation, guide buyers through a collaborative process, and steer clear of time-consuming detours that don't lead to revenue.

Taking control of the sales process is a mindset and a strategic advantage. Discover how to foster a sales culture that empowers your team to drive the process, sharpen forecasting, and accelerate the sales cycle.

If any of these resonate, join us: 

  • Most pipelines aren’t weak — they’re padded with deals that were never real.

  • If the buyer controls the timeline, you don’t have a sales process… you have hope.

  • Prospects who won’t discuss pain, money, or decisions are not prospects.

  • Salespeople avoid tough conversations early… then explain missed numbers later.

“Your pipeline isn’t a forecast… it’s a mirror reflecting the conversations you or your sales team was unwilling to have.” David Sandler

Important Details

Date: June 16th
Time: 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
 
Location: Morris County Chamber of Commerce
325 Columbia Turnpike, Florham Park, NJ  07932
 
Light refreshments will be provided

Participants will leave with:
• A clear framework for identifying who currently controls their sales conversations—and why it matters
• Tools for regaining and maintaining control in buyer interactions without being pushy or aggressive
• Strategies to qualify prospects earlier and avoid chasing unqualified deals
• Insights into how a structured, repeatable sales process increases conversion rates and drives predictable growth
• A new lens to evaluate sales team performance and coaching opportunities

 

Meet Your Facilitators

Cal Thomas

Cal Thomas

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Dylan Griffin