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Graham Foster
CEO, and Expert on Improving Your Bottom Line Profits
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$12,500
Graham Foster
Biography
Sales team sells budget but makes no money? Graham Foster is the originator of 'MoneyMath' the innovative system that has made him an international expert on Selling for Corporate Profitability, Sales Margin, and Selling Value not just Price. His Awesome Customer Service concepts keep those profits sustained.
Author of "The Power of Positive Profits" 2007(John Wiley NJ), "Where the rubber meets the road: SERVICE!" (Insight KY 2006). CEO at age 35, he has managed companies from $250M to $1500M and has a Sales/Profit presentation that will literally change ANY size bottom line. Graham Foster shares easy-to-implement, proven strategies that have been refined in over 3,650 high energy presentations worldwide in 202 cities in 44 Countries on 5 Continents. He guarantees each audience member will take one or more important profit concepts away.
Graham Foster has shared his totally unique 'MoneyMath' based profit-improving ideas with over 200 corporations. Many clients are the 'Who's Who' in international business including American Fence Association, Performance Food Group, Merchants Metals, BMW, Carrier, Otis, Mercedes Benz, Johnson & Johnson, Chubb, Tandy/RadioShack, Fresenius Medical, Exxon, Baxter Healthcare, Foseco Chemicals, Hobart Food Equipment, Solatube Dealers, Terumo Medical, National Agrimarketing, United Motor Coach Association, Trailways and Association of Wall & Ceiling Industries....
Graham has been the CEO of three major companies; marketing director of an international electronics company & global transport & logistics company. Graham Foster appeared on Good Morning America regarding his profit book and presents keynote addresses to corporate conferences, public seminars, and in-house workshops with his awesome profit material.
In 1994, Graham was awarded the title of Certified Speaking Professional (CSP) by the National Speakers' Association--and today he shares his ideas in 185 cities on 5 continents.
Graham Foster
Featured Keynote Programs
Profit Preservation in Tight Times using MoneyMath©
In a downturn market managers and sales staff need different skills to keep the bottom line positive.
Using MoneyMath(c), learn how to retain margin and protect the major customers for the future. See how continued discounting wrecks the net profit and what to do about it. Graham believes businesses leave boatloads of money on the table. This presentation will leave your audience with their jaw on the floor as they realize how easy it is to fix the bottom line.
PRICE SETTING TACTICS in ToughTimes
Prices in good times follow the law of supply and demand so its easier to get prices up. In a down market things change because prices are more sensitive.
Learn how to manage this challenge with your sales, marketing and management staff. Pricing is an art with math underpinning it, yet a degree of judgment is needed to make the right call in a recession. This keynote or workshop provides the necessary insights to succeed at downturn pricing.
VALUE ADDING
How to Increase Margin on every Service call
Learn insights from major service companies how their service technicians easily increase the service invoice and thereby add extra margin.
Using MoneyMath(c) your audience will obtain new insights into service buyer behavior and why the technicians advice is accepted ahead of the salepersons advice.
PREMIUM CUSTOMER SERVICE gets best profits
Lexus/Toyota has taught the world that 100% product quality is achievable- now they're working towards 100% service quality. Toyota makes more profit than the rest of the auto industry combined!! Using the best ideas of Toyota, Marriott, Nordstrom, and others, learn how to get the service edge and achieve higher prices doing so. Also see why poor service erodes your brand image and spreads quickly in the market place. Get the right fix for this. "Service is the umbilical cord from the last sale to the next" - Graham Foster.