Acquiring new customers is both difficult and resource intensive and, for small businesses, the effort required to service new customers often distracts from continually acquiring new ones.This leads to inconsistent revenues, that can make financial planning difficult, because of wildly inaccurate projections, an inability to benefit from economies of scale and a lack of clarity when it comes to budgets.Developing and implementing a systematic, efficient and effective approach to acquiring customers at scale, is the key to unlocking sustainable growth.Who is this Masterclass for and what will I learn?Delivered by Ian Mason in his typical no-nonsense, practical and engaging manner, this Masterclass: Building a Sustainable Sales Pipeline, will help you to:Learn how to scale your sales process;Learn how to analyse your sales pipeline;Drive consistent and sustainable revenue growth.Most of all, you can expect to hear no jargon, or unrelatable content, or judgement, just practical knowledge that’s relevant and easy to apply in a supportive, nurturing and constructive environment, from people that have, very recently and successfully, started and grown their own businesses.This Masterclass is for those:Exploring a new business idea and looking to build their skills and knowledge in preparation;Running a small business and looking to drive sustainable revenue growth;Working in a small business and looking to continue their personal and professional development.The content is highly relevant for all businesses, whether they are B2B, B2C, early stage or mature businesses.Who is the facilitator and what do people say about him?Ian is an experienced company founder, having built multiple brands that affect change in communities across the world. His current portfolio of companies includes, most notably, an education technology company that teaches children to learn to read and a company that provides leadership development programs to individuals and corporate clients, that include the likes of AstraZeneca and the U.K. Government.In 2013, Ian played a key role in the creation of a company and a proposition that could deliver business support to entrepreneurs and SMEs at scale, on behalf of Sir Richard Branson. The result of this work, Virgin StartUp, was a collection of programs and funding opportunities, delivered by entrepreneurs, for entrepreneurs looking to start, fund and scale their business. Within 5 years of founding, Virgin StartUp had delivered support to thousands of U.K.–based start-ups and SMEs, making it one of the largest such organisations in the country.Ian has also held over a dozen Entrepreneur-in-Residence roles at various incubators and accelerators globally. Ian started his career as an economist, working in economic development in local, regional and then national Government in the UK, before becoming Head of Policy and Public Affairs at London Chamber of Commerce in the aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis. He left this work to pursue his dream of working for Sir Richard Branson and later to embark on his own entrepreneurial adventure.“One of the most informative things I’ve ever done”- Alice“The language was easy to understand – a lot of us didn’t come from a business background. No question was a dumb question”- Archana“I was really impressed with how much value was packed into the program”- Joel
Acquiring new customers is both difficult and resource intensive and, for small businesses, the effort required to service new customers often distracts from continually acquiring new ones.
This leads to inconsistent revenues, that can make financial planning difficult, because of wildly inaccurate projections, an inability to benefit from economies of scale and a lack of clarity when it comes to budgets.
Developing and implementing a systematic, efficient and effective approach to acquiring customers at scale, is the key to unlocking sustainable growth.
Who is this Masterclass for and what will I learn?
Delivered by Ian Mason in his typical no-nonsense, practical and engaging manner, this Masterclass: Building a Sustainable Sales Pipeline, will help you to:
Learn how to scale your sales process;
Learn how to analyse your sales pipeline;
Drive consistent and sustainable revenue growth.
Most of all, you can expect to hear no jargon, or unrelatable content, or judgement, just practical knowledge that’s relevant and easy to apply in a supportive, nurturing and constructive environment, from people that have, very recently and successfully, started and grown their own businesses.
This Masterclass is for those:
Exploring a new business idea and looking to build their skills and knowledge in preparation;
Running a small business and looking to drive sustainable revenue growth;
Working in a small business and looking to continue their personal and professional development.
The content is highly relevant for all businesses, whether they are B2B, B2C, early stage or mature businesses.
Who is the facilitator and what do people say about him?
Ian is an experienced company founder, having built multiple brands that affect change in communities across the world. His current portfolio of companies includes, most notably, an education technology company that teaches children to learn to read and a company that provides leadership development programs to individuals and corporate clients, that include the likes of AstraZeneca and the U.K. Government.
In 2013, Ian played a key role in the creation of a company and a proposition that could deliver business support to entrepreneurs and SMEs at scale, on behalf of Sir Richard Branson. The result of this work, Virgin StartUp, was a collection of programs and funding opportunities, delivered by entrepreneurs, for entrepreneurs looking to start, fund and scale their business. Within 5 years of founding, Virgin StartUp had delivered support to thousands of U.K.–based start-ups and SMEs, making it one of the largest such organisations in the country.
Ian has also held over a dozen Entrepreneur-in-Residence roles at various incubators and accelerators globally.
Ian started his career as an economist, working in economic development in local, regional and then national Government in the UK, before becoming Head of Policy and Public Affairs at London Chamber of Commerce in the aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis. He left this work to pursue his dream of working for Sir Richard Branson and later to embark on his own entrepreneurial adventure.
“One of the most informative things I’ve ever done”
- Alice
“The language was easy to understand – a lot of us didn’t come from a business background. No question was a dumb question”
- Archana
“I was really impressed with how much value was packed into the program”
- Joel