The New Strategic Selling 3rd Edition by Robert B Miller

One of the books on selling ever published. The New Strategic Selling has changed sales and marketing for ever. Rejecting manipulative tactics and emphasizing "process", Strategic Selling presented the idea of selling as a joint venture and introduced the influential concept of Win-Win. The response to Win-Win was immediate, and it helped to turn Miller Heiman, the small company that created Strategic Selling, into a global leader in sales and development with the most prestigious client list in the industry. A genuine business classic, this revised edition of The New Strategic Selling confronts the rapidly evolving world of business-1o-business sales with real-world examples, strategies for confronting the competition and a special section featuring the most commonly asked questions from the Millerheiman workshop. About the Author Robert B Miller brings almost forty years of experience in sales, consulting, and executing management to help clients succeed in sales arena. As a recognized expert in complex management, he is the co-author of three best-selling business books - Strategic Selling (1985), Conceptual Selling (1987), and Successful large Account Management (1991) - which have been translated into seven languages. He is also the co-author of a forth book, The 5 paths to Persuasion, published in 2004. He has built and managed several sales forces at national and international levels. In early 1970s Miller developed the Strategic Selling programmes that be later incorporated into Miller Heiman, Inc. Prior to Miller Heiman Bob was Vice-President and General Manager of North American Operations for Kepner-Tregoe, Inc., a strategic consulting organization based in Princeton, New Jersey. Stephen E Heiman rose in nineteen years from the level of National Account Slaesman for IBM (where he increased sales in all product areas by more than 35 per cent and was in the top 5 per cent for total sales and percentage quota) to Director of marketing at Kepner-Tregoe, to Executive Vice-President of North American van Lines. There he operated as General Manager of the $150 million Household Goods Division and, with full P&L responsibility, increased sales and profits by 36 percent in four years? time. In 1978 he joined Robert Miller as co-principal and full partner in what became Miller Heiman, Inc. Tad Tuleja, the author of thirty-two books, Tad Tuleja has been associated with Miller Heiman Since 1985, when he collaborated on its first best-seller, Strategic Selling. Since then he has written three other Miller Heiman books, edited the company newsletter, Bestfew, and - from 1997 to 2003 - worked in marketing communications at Siebel Systems. Educated at Yale, Cornell, Sussex, and the University of Texas - from which he holds a PhD in anthropology - Tuleja directed the University of Massachusetts School of Management writing programme for four years. He has also taught at Baylor, Willamette, Colby, and Harvard, which awarded him a certificate of Distinction in teaching. He currently teaches expository writing at the University of Oklahoma