Pipeline Builder Series: Building a Disciplined Touch Program
Most commercial lenders and relationship managers don’t have a systematic method for following up with customers and prospects. Because of that, many sales quality opportunities are missed. This webinar will help bankers avoid missing sales opportunities due to inadequate and ineffective follow-up.
Who Should Attend: Chief Credit Officer, Commercial Loan Officer, Business Development Officer, Relationship Manager, Junior Loan Officer
Learning Objectives
- Learn how to establish an annual marketing rhythm for the touch program
- Discuss options for setting up distribution lists
- Explore ways to find and utilize quality content to create value and enduring relationships with quality commercial prospects
Speaker
Ray Adler
Founder, President, & CEO
BTI Growth Advisors
For the past 18 years, Ray Adler has successfully guided over 100 high-performing community, business, and regional banks to improve the sales performance of their lenders and RMs. As founder, president, and CEO of San Diego-based BTI Growth Advisors, Ray and his team have created impressive quantitative and qualitative results for banks through the firm’s consulting, coaching, and training services, all of which focus on bank sales culture development.
Webinar Fees
Pricing For | Price | Season Pass |
---|---|---|
Bank Member | $195 | $0 |
Bank Nonmember | $249 | $0 |
Affiliate Member | $195 | $0 |
Affiliate Nonmember | $249 | $0 |
Season Pass Members receive 4 individual logins to every webinar
Additional Info
Participants will earn 1.0 CPE credit
Field of Study: Specialized Knowledge
Prerequisites: None
Advanced Preparation: None
Program Level: Basic
Delivery Method: Group Internet Based
Refunds and Cancellations: Webinar registrations are non-refundable. If the registrant is unable to attend the designated time and date of the webinar, a playback link and any written materials will be provided within 2 business days following the conclusion of the webinar
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