From Founder-Led Sales to a Go-to-Market Machine!
How do you turn early sales traction into a repeatable commercial growth engine?
Many startups are great at developing innovative products and securing funding. But turning that initial momentum into sustainable commercial growth is a different challenge.
In the early days, founders often drive everything themselves: finding customers, pitching the product, negotiating deals and managing relationships. But what happens when the business needs to grow beyond the founder's personal network, time and sales capabilities?
In this interactive three-hour workshop, we will explore how to make the transition from founder-led sales towards a more structured, scalable go-to-market (GTM) approach.
Combining practical insights, proven frameworks and hands-on exercises, we will work through the building blocks of a repeatable commercial model.
What you will explore:
Identifying and prioritising your ideal customer segments.
Refining your value proposition and positioning.
Understanding and structuring your sales process.
Identifying bottlenecks and dependencies on the founder.
Building the foundations for a repeatable GTM approach.
Who should attend?
Startup founders, co-founders and early-stage entrepreneurial teams who have a product or service and want to strengthen their commercial execution.
Format: Three-hour interactive workshop, combining expert input, practical exercises and peer discussion.
What you will take away: A clearer understanding of your current commercial approach, the gaps that need addressing and concrete next steps towards building a more scalable sales engine.
This workshop is co-facilitated by two practitioners bringing complementary perspectives on go-to-market strategy, commercial execution and scaling.