What is the difference between a sales manager that does poorly, one that does just okay, and one that really excels? Join sales expert and author Kevin F. Davis as he walks us through one major factor: a sales manager’s ability as a sales coach. What makes for a great coach? Kevin has researched this subject in detail, and shares the most important details in this video.
How to Become a Great Sales Coach
About Author
Kevin Davis
Kevin F. Davis is the president of TopLine Leadership Inc., specializing in sales management development and sales training. Early in his career, Kevin worked his way up from sales rep to sales manager, to general manager of a Fortune 200 company, and understands the unique challenges.
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About Author
Matthew Hill
Matthew Hill is a leadership trainer, intercultural facilitator, and presentation coach with a unique mix of corporate insight, global experience, and sharp humor. He’s worked with teams from EY to GE Capital, leading communication workshops in over 30 countries. Known for transforming self-doubt into confident delivery, Matthew helps professionals—from emerging leaders to CEOs—find their voice, sharpen their message, and lead with impact. Whether online or on stage, he brings energy, empathy, and practical tools to every session.
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