RVDA Convention/Expo Workshops to Include New Strategies to Increase RV Sales
RV dealers and their employees can look forward to sharpening their sales management skills during the RV Dealers International Convention/Expo at the Rio All-Suite Casino Resort in Las Vegas, Nev., Sept. 23-25, 2001.
"The educational seminars at the convention have been very beneficial in the day-to-day operations of our business," said Bruce Bentz of Capital RV Center in Bismarck, N.D. "RVDA always has a great selection of trainers."
On Sept. 23, Randy Sobel from Sobel and Associates will persent "Real World Strategies to Measure Sales Performance." In this workshop, Sobel will focus on how dealers can motivate their salespeople to build a strong client base and teach sales managers and salespeople how to effectively follow up with prospective buyers.
Grayson Schwepfinger from Salesmaker Associates will discuss "Creating Value in your Sales Presentations" on Sept. 24. Sales professionals will be taught how to get prospects to tell them which RV they are most likely to buy and how to use tie down questions to keep prospects involved in the buying process.
Sales trainer Jon Quade will discuss "Motivating Your Sales Team: Training Techniques That Work" on Sept. 24. During this workshop, dealers will learn how to never again hold a dull sales meeting; how to ensure lasting results from sales training; and how to motivate sales professionals to learn.
Also on Sept. 24, Marty Azevedo from The Spader Companies will lead a panel discussion on "Where Have All the Good Ones Gone? Developing Sales Talent." Dealers will share recruitment sources for salespeople, methods for developing sales talent, and strategies for retaining sales "stars." Panelists include Debbie Brunoforte from Little Dealer, Little Prices; Ross Hodgins from RV City; and Billy P. Ross from Super 1 RV.
"With more than 150 exhibitors in the Expo, the RV industry's leading companies are also on hand to offer sales ideas, tips, and advice you can use right away," said RVDA Convention/Expo Committee Chairman Jeff Pastore of Hartville RV Center in Hartville, Ohio.
RVDA will mail dealer registration materials for the convention this month. Visit www.rvda.org for regular updates about the convention.
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