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Step Up Your Game By Improving Sales Strategies

Season 2, Ep. 12

Hiring the right people is just the beginning of increasing your sales performance. Host Steven Toboroff, CEO of Woolco Foods, discusses with Milt Napper, Vice-President of Sales USA at Pico Hospitality, the importance of transparency, honesty and passion to building a great team. 


“Nothing happens until someone sells something” - Henry Ford

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