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Dates to be Announced
8:30am - 4:30pm
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Location:
TU Campus
Fee:
$1,195
Early bird rate:
$995 per person
$925 per person groups of 3 or more from same company
Register for all 3 strategy seminars in
advance: $1,995

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Strategic Leadership Series
Strategic
Pricing:
Growing Profit, Not Just Market Share
14 contact
hours/ 1.4 CEUs/ 14 CPEs
Apply strategic
thinking to a very real world aspect of business – pricing. This seminar
examines elements of the strategic pricing process with interactive
activities to help you experience the process. Learn how pricing
reflects the values and goals of the organization. Students can expect
to leave this class with the skills necessary to help drive additional
revenue to their businesses’ bottom lines through superior pricing.
Participants
will:
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Review basics of
strategic thinking and awareness
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Develop awareness of
environment
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Learn how pricing
reflects the values and goals of the organization
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Learn to differentiate
between price and value
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Learn the process for
analyzing and benchmarking current performance
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Identify on the ideal
customer
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Learn to determine the
organizational profitability sweet spot
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Understand
organizational alignment and authenticity with your pricing
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Learn to conduct a
pricing trial
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Learn steps to measure
effectiveness of your pricing process
Who Should
Attend:
Intermediate level course for experienced managers
who have completed A Competitive Edge or similar strategic
thinking course.
Instructor:
Chris
Pautler is co-founder and managing partner of Liquid Compass, LLC., a
company he founded to help companies break through barriers to achieve
better bottom line results. Prior to launching Liquid Compass, LLC,
Chris served as regional revenue manager for US Cellular, where he not
only had strategic and operational accountability for a $650 million
budget, but also played a critical role in overhauling the company’s
entire pricing structure. He has also worked for Wiltel and with a
number of R & D firms launching new technology ventures. Chris received
his undergraduate degree from the University of Tulsa, and earned a
master’s of science degree in telecommunications from Oklahoma State
University. He is an active member of the downtown Rotary Club of Tulsa
and a member of TU Friends of Finance. |