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The most frequently asked question: how exactly do you guys do it? In this video, we answer.

It’s a recognizable situation: You’ve managed to set an appointment with a potential client and during that appointment the prospect is immediately excited about your product or service. The prospect and the salesperson shake hands, agree on an offer and agree on a quick order. No big deal, you think.

No commercial entrepreneur likes to lose customers, except a funeral director. Still, you occasionally find yourself in the position of saying goodbye to each other. It’s a moment you want to delay as far as possible. You can, if you do the right things before, during and after the relationship.

You communicate with your (internal) customers. You do that in your own way. It is good to have an understanding of your own attitude. Maybe even in the attitude of your interlocutor.

That the world around us is changing rapidly and that successful companies are adapting to it has been discussed enough by now. That leaves open the question of how these companies manage that. If we look closely at successful businesses we see three factors that determine that success: Money, chance and knowledge. Ideally, in reverse order.

During corona, supervising interns was quite a challenge. Fortunately, Roland van Dijke started at the end of the measures. So as a result, we were able to work a lot together and he finished his internship with a passing grade. That tasted like more, so Roland decided to make the last year of his studies “dual” by continuing to work with us. We welcome his fresh perspective. Time for five questions to our boxer from the Green Heart.

Joachim van Vlijmen (Broeseliske van Vlijmen advocaten) discusses the legal side of the new privacy law and gives 3 tips on how to prepare your company for the AVG.

A communications plan is essential for successful corporate communications. It ensures consistent and coherent messages, strengthens internal communications, builds strong external relationships and provides a solid approach during crises. Through feedback and continuous improvement, communication remains effective and targeted.

At the latest edition of the Directors Network annual event, we provided classic Brabant sausage rolls from Houben. Why? Watch the video!

A product market combination is a unique combination of a product for a specific group of customers. Each company provides a set of services or products. These services/products can fill different needs of different types of customers. But how do you come up with a good product-market combination?

An important channel to connect with existing and new relationships is an event. Besides all the wonderful aspects of this event, there are some pitfalls you can fall into. Pitfalls that you avoid by having your event organized not by your secretary, but by an event professional. Five skills your secretary doesn’t have, but our event organizers do.