Clarification of Answer by
libronaut-ga
on
12 Jun 2002 21:40 PDT
Hi again,
I can't say with authority that it is the *only* one of its kind.
However, after some further looking, it is the only one I can find
that has the particular combination of topics you seem to desire in a
single course. While there are plenty of courses on salesmanship,
financial acumen or other aspects of business, there are few like TEC
which combine all of these.
If you are more interested in single-topic or more narrowly-focused
seminars, you may find some of the following section of the Open
Directory Project (it's like the Google directory) interesting:
http://dmoz.org/Business/Marketing/Salesmanship/
Some highlighted sites include:
http://www.anitasirianni.com/ -- Anita Sirianni is a professional
sales coach, and this site provides a lot of promotional information -
she has a variety of products and seminars that she produces, all
focusing on (you guessed it) sales.
http://www.fortune-group.com/Leader_Mgmt/index.html
The Fortune Group has a number of separate seminars (or 'systems')
focusing on management skills, sales, etc. Each seems to have a pretty
narrow (though deep) focus.
http://www.clientcenteredselling.com/
Dayton Associates presents seminars on selling in IT, and have an
upcoming seminar on "Client-centered selling" on the 17th and 18th of
July in Santa Clara, CA.
All of the above sites have sections detailing their clients, giving
testimonials, and information about the seminar leaders, as well as
more in-depth information about the content of the seminar.
I can't personally vouch for any of these companies, but they are
selected for inclusion in the Open Directory Project by an expert
editor, and their sites feature the aforementioned testimonials.
Different companies are featured in
http://directory.google.com/Top/Business/Marketing/Consulting/Sales/
In summary, from continuing exploration, I have not found a firm that
offers the same topical combination and breadth as The Executive
Conversation. However, if you are willing to consider separate
seminars for different topics, there are a number of other choices
available.
I hope that my clarification has given you a better sense of what your
options are, and how you might go about exploring them further.
Libronaut