Dan Gizzi, Apply Your Knowledge
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This week’s episode is with Dan Gizzi, VP of Sales, Global Accounts for Magic EdTech, a company dedicated to helping educators and corporations make learning more accessible, immersive, analytic-driven, and device-agnostic.   Today’s episode, we’re asking Dan how he builds successful sales teams and what career lessons, and character building led him to a position as a sales leader. His biggest takeaway as sales leader is don’t be afraid to make mistakes but always learn from everything going forward.   Tune into today’s episode, to learn from Dan Gizzi, VP of Sales for Magic EdTech, to hear his expertise on successful sales leadership and the growth that comes from making mistakes.   Quotes: “What's kind of interesting and unique is actually at a point in my career, where I'm now working for companies that I used to work with previously, so, it's come full circle for me.” (1:05-1:15) “I think it was, you know, we had poured a lot of effort, a lot of money and a lot of time into a very politically charged sale and it did not go our way.” (6:48-6:56) “Sometimes you're working even harder for the sales that don't happen. But applying that knowledge going forward, ultimately, actually ended up being very successful.” (7:55-8:04) “I think, if you're not making mistakes, you're not doing it right.” (24:03-24:06)   Links: Dan Gizzi LinkedIn Magic EdTech LinkedIn Magic EdTech Website   Empellor CRM LinkedIn Empellor CRM Website Empellor CRM Twitter
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