SBI, The Growth Advisory

SBI, The Growth Advisory

Business Consulting and Services

Wyckoff, New Jersey 19,505 followers

Driven by Insights, Delivered from Experience

About us

Driven by insights and delivered from experience, SBI helps clients grow their revenue, margin, and enterprise value in ways never before possible. So often senior executives get slideware and advice from consultants that do not work for the real world. Because of our perspective and experience, we offer ideas, insights, and execution that deliver results, both right away and ongoing. SBI provides Go-to-Market Growth Advisory for innovative companies using real-world experience, and the growth advisors who propose and develop projects and programs for your business are the same people who deliver them. Our unique approach to collaborative consulting comes from strategic implementors who have owned and operated marketing and sales at some of the world’s most successful growth companies. We engage and support you as an extension of your team, both leading and working side by side to deliver relatable, practical strategies that work for the next quarter... or for the next few years. We have developed an intimate understanding of the buyer-seller journey, which enables us to help you actively apply relevant data, strategies, and tactics for significant outcomes.

Industry
Business Consulting and Services
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Wyckoff, New Jersey
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2006
Specialties
Go-To-Market Strategy, Customer Experience, Pricing & Packaging, Marketing Strategy, Marketing Execution, Sales Strategy, Sales Execution, Customer Success, Revenue Operation, and GTM Talent

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    🚀Set your New Hires Up for Success with these 5 Strategies🏆 Onboarding new hires can be a complex process, often linked to concerns around productivity and retention. Here are 5 actionable steps to streamline onboarding and set your team up for long term success. 📆 Planning: Define the person you are looking for beyond the job description. Assess the skills and qualities that are valuable to your organization and team. 🎬 Onboarding: Build a structured onboarding process to set your new hire up for success and provide clear expectations as they meet their 30, 60, and 90 day checkpoints. 🗣️Training: Implement a broad training schedule to build the confidence of your new hire. 💬On-Going Coaching and Feedback: Remain agile with your coaching and don't shy away from identifying performance gaps. 👥Collaborative Work Environment: Establish a collaborative work environment through weekly team calls. Fostering relationships within your team is key to welcoming new hires. Read more: https://hubs.li/Q02VRDHk0 #salestraining #onboarding #newhire

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    ✨Exciting time at the RES Experience!✨ Our very own, Ray Makela took the stage alongside Bill Ball to share key insights from our latest Revenue Enablement research study. These findings offer game changing perspectives to tackle gaps in proficiency and headcount challenges. We had the pleasure of hosting a networking reception following the presentation where enablement leaders were able to build valuable relationships. This was a fantastic opportunity to exchange insights on strategies to drive success. A huge thank you to David Hecht, Laurel Tanner, and Greg Steward 🤸♂️for your support and collaboration in making this possible. Want to dive deeper into the Revenue Enablement Study? Don’t miss out! Subscribe to the SRG Newsletter to get exclusive access to these insights. https://hubs.li/Q02VS_9y0 #RESExperience #revenueenablement #RES

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    Whether on track, ahead, or behind, there are actions GTM leaders can take to finish 2024 strong and build momentum going into 2025. In SBI’s latest CEO Value Creation Pulse Report, we outline what CEOs and their leadership teams should do: 1. Redirect GTM investments into existing customer channels base on a data-driven analysis of the best expansion opportunities. 2. Reassess sales role designs to determine where expansion bookings are most effectively delivered. 3. Assess marketing investments in demand generation versus customer marketing channels. Read more: https://hubs.li/Q02VxV2h0 #CEOReport #Q3

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    Sales Leadership isn't just leadership- it requires a different set of skills and strategies. Unlike general leadership training, sales manager training is designed to address the unique challenges of managing high performing sales teams. Here's how it stands out: 🚀 Sales team performance is constantly tracked and measured to ensure results. ⏱️ Sales managers must apply individualized motivation tacitics to keep their teams focused and engaged. 🏆 Sales Managers need to react quickly to performance gaps, making real-time adjustments to meet goals. Learn how these factors impact training: https://hubs.li/Q02T_ZH00

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    CEOs are grappling with challenges and striving to increase productivity as the buyer landscape continually evolves. To remain competitive, industry leaders must consider all factors that influence an effective GTM strategy.    Join our upcoming webinar on October 31st to learn techniques and actionable steps you can take to address a lack of productivity. Read more: https://lnkd.in/egQFhjYt

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    🏆 Elevate Your Sales Team with Lasting Training! 🏆 Organizations are investing into sales training that falls short, leaving their team without the proper coaching to succeed. Here's how you can build a customized sales training approach with lasting impact: 💡Gain Executive Sponsorship: Get your teams full support for any additional training needed for growth. 💡Consult and Customize: Ensure the sales training program is relevant to your goals. 💡Deliver an Engaging Learning Experience: Keep your team actively participating with live sessions. 💡Offer Reinforcement: Establish a plan for your team to access training material. 💡Provide Ongoing Coaching from Sales Leaders: Focus on specific skill gaps and push your team toward long-term success. Read more: https://hubs.li/Q02TfwRd0

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    SBI's GTM experts continue to share insights and provide guidance to companies looking to create more commercial efficiency in 2025. This week Anthony Erickson and Thomas Radler presented to CROs from Thoma Bravo's portfolio companies. #commercialefficiency #sko #CRO #revenue #results #makeyournumber #planningfor2025

    Thoma Bravo's 2024 CRO Group Conference is a wrap. It was another stellar event hosted by Jay Larson. This year the theme was, “Selling More and Selling More Efficiently in FY25” It was humbling to be on the agenda between two iconic keynote speakers: A.J. Rohde provided a historical perspective and the importance of commercial efficiency to Thoma Bravo’s success over the past 20 years. Miguel Milano demonstrated to the audience how he drives commercial efficiency at scale in his role as President and CRO of Salesforce. Thomas Radler and I shared SBI's commercial best practices to support the aduience of 75 commercial leaders in their FY25 annual planning. A.J.’s conversational keynote and “I don’t use slides” session was a perfect transition to SBI, The Growth Advisory's research backed session using slides to support the message. 😊

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    🚨 Before You Fire Your CRO: Consider This 🚨 Nick Toman, Bryan Kurey, and Dave Lingebach have written an article published today on Harvard Business Review that reveals the impact of CRO turnover on company performance—and the results are clear: frequent leadership changes can hinder growth rather than help it. But to what extent? 📉 62% of companies see flat or declining growth after a CRO change. 📊 External hires often result in a 7.1% decline in growth rate. The researchers suggest that instead of turning to CRO turnover as a quick fix, organizations should focus on: ⬆️ Enhancing RevOps for better data and insights. ⬆️ Promoting from within to minimize disruption. ⬆️ Prioritizing leadership development and succession planning to ensure continuity. The full article details what contributes to declined growth other long-term impacts and alternatives to CRO turnover. Link to article in comments. #CRO #RevenueGrowth #LeadershipStrategy #SuccessionPlanning #BusinessGrowth

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    CRO turnover is expensive. Nick Toman, Dave Lingebach and I just published in HBR an analysis of 150+ B2B organizations where the CRO or head of sales was replaced. We found that more than half (56%) experienced a growth rate decline in the first full year after that turnover. So, even giving them a grace period to get their footing, growth declined. A lot of reasons why this happens: - Growth plans and initiatives grind to a halt - Others in the commercial leadership team turn over with them - The new CRO brings their own “playbook” that may or may not work Our advice: take a hard look at the operating environment before pushing your CRO out the door. How good is the data they have available to them? How strong is the RevOps department? And if you have to replace the CRO, look within first. Perhaps counter-intuitively, our analysis finds that growth is better when the new CRO does not have prior CRO experience. And growth is better when the new CRO has prior experience with the company. Link to the full piece in the comments below.

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