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Corporate Visions has been named to Training Industry's 2020 Top 20 Sales Training and Watch List, marking its fifth consecutive year on the annual list.
Tim Riesterer, Chief Strategy Officer at Corporate Visions, argues on CustomerThink.com that subscription businesses need distinct renewal and expansion messaging to drive customer growth.
Corporate Visions launched Mastering Remote Selling, a research-backed skills training program that teaches sellers to create memorable, attention-grabbing virtual customer conversations.
Corporate Visions leaders Erik Peterson and Tim Riesterer released "The Expansion Sale," which hit #1 in three Amazon categories with research-backed strategies for retaining and growing existing customers.
Corporate Visions acquires Memzy, adding neuroscience-backed presentation content development and skills training as founder Dr. Carmen Simon joins as Chief Science Officer.
Brandon Hall Excellence in Training Awards gave a Gold award to SAP's pre-sales program, developed by Corporate Visions, for driving measurable pipeline and revenue growth.
A field test at a Fortune 250 software company finds online recorded sales training produced 23.2 percent more pipeline than live classroom training.
Corporate Visions has signed an agreement with McGraw Hill to publish The Expansion Sale, its third book, focused on growing revenue from existing customers.
A Corporate Visions field test of 7,000 B2B prospects finds industry-based email personalization drives more click-throughs and meetings than personal or company-specific messaging.
Corporate Visions has been named to Selling Power's 2019 list of the Top 20 Sales Training Companies that excel in improving sales team performance.
New research from Corporate Visions and Warwick Business School identifies a specific apology messaging framework that measurably improves customer satisfaction and loyalty after a service failure.
A new Corporate Visions study conducted with Warwick Business School finds that replacing "we" with "you" in marketing and sales messaging drives double-digit gains in buyer engagement.