Becoming a Trusted Advisor: How to Develop More Valuable Customer Relationships
AMA - American Management Association
Course description
Becoming a Trusted Advisor: How to Develop More Valuable Customer Relationships
In competitive times like these, customers are constantly reevaluating service providers and vendors. Developing a solid rapport with customers is the key to achieving stability and growing business. This workshop shows you the principles and practices of moving from being just a service provider to becoming a trusted advisor and a highly valued business partner. Learn proven skills for navigating critical conversations aligned with client business goals and maintaining positive communication with a consultative mindset. Get hands-on practice applying these skills in class. After just 1 day, you’ll know how to build relationships that can thrive in any business climate.
How You Will Benefit
- Learn to transform client challenges into opportunities
- Navigate critical conversations for mutual benefit
- Know the process for gaining trusted advisor status
- Craft compelling messages that inspire and influence
- Recognize personality types to adapt your communication style
Who should attend?
Customer facing professionals and internal staff who wish to deepen their relationships with clients, build business partnerships, or increase sales.
Training content
- Articulating how you help clients achieve business goals
- Using communication skills that build trust and rapport
- Planning to identify and align with client styles
- Managing responses to challenging client situations
- Practicing the art of influencing
Costs
price for:
- Non Members: $1495
- AMA Members: $1345
Certification / Credits
CEU: 0.6
About AMA
American Management Association Company Info
The American Management Association, International (AMA) is the global leader in talent development. Founded in 1923, AMA supports the goals of individuals and organizations through a complete range of educational products and services, including instructor-led classroom and virtual seminars, webinars,...
Course content was good and the instructor knew the material and presented it well