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Learn the skills and strategy to meet with people who don't meet with sales reps.

Access ebookThe Access program is designed to help you know who to approach and how to get there

When sales organizations adopt our solution, they see results. We’ve proven this at some of the world’s-leading sales organizations such as AT&T, Merck, Cisco, Johnson&Johnson, Apple, FedEx, GE, Thermo Fisher, Wesco, MetLife, and Pearson Publishing. 


What do customers have to say?

“Within the first four months of implementing ASLAN’s program, appointments set with cold prospects jumped by 300% & engagement rates increased by 808%.” 
— Western & Southern
“Our field guys gave this program the highest rating because it took the mystery out of prospecting. They learned where to focus, how to get there, and it wasn’t based on some cheesy manipulation tactics. It’s the best program I’ve seen.” 
— GE

Since 1996, ASLAN has been helping sales organizations gain access to opportunities that would have normally been closed to them. Instead of the usual sales gimmicks and supposedly magic bullets, ASLAN’s Access program is a comprehensive one or two-day workshop that focuses on the skills & strategy to equip reps.

Download the Access overview to learn more about:

Strategy:

  • Cut through the clutter by creating a Unique Positioning Strategy
  • Find a path to the Decision-Maker by developing a Relational Map
  • Quickly filter through prospects to ensure a strategic approach
  • Once you’re in, stay in by providing value.

Skills:

  • Find out who has the real influence, regardless of title
  • Get past the “big four” main barriers
  • Engage even the most resistant Decision-Makers

Unique Is Standard

Your organization is unique. The responsibilities of your different reps are unique. So we make your program unique. Not only do we offer programs that fit different types of sales roles (such as inside vs. outside, prospecting in complex vs. non-complex organizations), but we will also identify your specific sales challenges and develop custom simulations around your solutions.

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About the Author

Tom Stanfill, Founding Partner and CEO

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Tom Stanfill, founding partner and Chief Executive Officer, has channeled his years of selling experience into consulting, developing, and helping some of the world’s greatest sales organizations identify and bridge their gap in sales force execution.

Since 1996, in over 25 countries, ASLAN has focused on accelerating change within many of the world’s largest sales organizations.

  


 

Discover Why the World's Best Companies Choose ASLAN Training

 

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There's no such thing as the typical field rep.

The key to success is a balancing act: learn how to address customer needs and your business needs at the same time.

ASLAN teaches your team both the high level strategy and case-specific tactics to gain the trust needed to gain new customers and go deeper and wider into existing accounts.            

Inside-Sales-Training-ASLAN

From inbound to outbound, ASLAN has you covered.

Inside Sales Reps face 18 Unique Challenges that make specialized training a must.

ASLAN has created an inside sales training program that not only maximizes your ability to meet the needs of your existing customers, but paves the way to powerfully and profitably engage new prospects.                                                                         

Sales-Coaching-ASLAN

Transform sales managers into catalysts.

A catalyst is someone who inspires and accelerates change in others. You might call them a coach, but they are very different from so many who merely track performance and keep score.

A catalyst understands that incentive plans, training classes, and performance scorecards are not enough to change behavior.