What Business Development REALLY Means, According to Kim Davenport

Mo asks Kim Davenport: What is your personal development of business development? And he asks Kim how she goes about addressing D&I. Kim looks at business development as a three-part concept. Show Notes Mo asks Kim Davenport: What is your personal development of business development? And he asks Kim how she goes about addressing D&I. […]

Kim Davenport’s Favorite Business Development Strategy

Mo asks Kim Davenport: What is your favorite science, step, or story from GrowBIG or the Snowball System? Kim’s favorite science is the four-color quadrant – green (the one Kim identifies with the most), blue, red, and yellow. Show Notes Mo asks Kim Davenport: What is your favorite science, step, or story from GrowBIG or […]

Going Back in Time, What Cyril Peupion Would Say to His Younger Self

Mo asks Cyril Peupion: If you could record a video around business development and send it back to your younger self, what would it say? Cyril describes a restaurant in Paris that is the best in the world in delivering a ribeye and has a queue lined up every single day no matter the weather […]

Cyril Peupion Illustrates the Importance of Prioritizing Impact

Cyril Peupion shares his world-class expertise on managing the way you work and dives into how he thinks about business development, making an impact, and nurturing relationships that can change your life. Find out how to shift your mindset to make getting the most important work done the default instead of the exception, how to […]

Chris Graham’s Favorite Business Development Strategy

Mo asks Chris Graham: What is your favorite science, step, or story from the GrowBIG Training or Snowball System? One of Chris’s favorite strategies actually came from one of Mo’s Grow Big Playbook emails about how long your emails should be. When you’re in a moment, it can be hard to step back and see […]

Going Back in Time, What Chris Graham Would Say to His Younger Self

Mo asks Chris Graham: If you could record a video around growth skills and send it to your younger self, what would it say? Chris’s message would be simple: Think bigger, quicker. Chris had been entrepreneurial his whole career, but he didn’t have the vision at the time to be able to make the leap […]

Dennis Baltz and the Importance of Helping People with a Purpose

Dennis Baltz shares the wisdom he’s picked up during his 30-year career in helping people solve some of the most challenging risk problems in the world and how being focused on helping people with a purpose has allowed him to work with dozens of Fortune 1000 companies. Learn how to be strategically helpful and how […]

Dennis Baltz on Purpose – Time To Get Great at Business Development

Mo asks Dennis Baltz: When did you realize that business development is something that would be interesting to you? Dennis’s interest in business development goes all the way back to his high school days in 1987, where he was trying to find people to participate in market studies. It was a tough gig and he […]

What Business Development REALLY Means, According to Dennis Baltz

Mo asks Dennis Baltz: What is your personal definition of business development? Helping people with a purpose. Being strategically helpful is the name of the game. Sales can be fun when you are offering something of value to someone, not just making a sale. Dennis has a stewardship mindset which fits very well into the […]

The Business Development Story That Changed Everything for Dennis Baltz

Mo asks Dennis Baltz: Tell me a business development story that you are really proud of. In the insurance and risk industry, the sales cycle is somewhere between three to five years, so it’s definitely about playing the long game. Organizations aren’t always ready to implement new ideas, but by building the relationship and sharing […]

Dennis Baltz’s Favorite Business Development Strategy

Mo asks Dennis Baltz: What is your favorite science, step, or story from the GrowBIG Training or Snowball System? Dennis loved so much of the GrowBIG Training, but the one that stands out the most is the idea of the Most Important Thing. When working with clients, Dennis uses an MIT one-sheet to communicate all […]