A workshop needs to become team practice
The team needs repetition across several live opportunities and commercial situations.
A six-week application program that turns Business Value Alignment into visible practice across discovery, demos, PoVs and opportunity reviews.

The team needs repetition across several live opportunities and commercial situations.
The program creates shared feedback criteria and a case bank from the team’s own work.
A baseline, manager debriefs and a follow-up review show how the method appears in current opportunities.
The program gives the team enough repetition to apply a shared value model in several parts of the technical sales process. Each session uses current opportunities and produces work the team can carry directly into customer conversations.
The SE leader participates throughout. Leader debriefs, review prompts and a 30-day follow-up make application visible and turn selected examples into material for future enablement.
The leader and I review three to five opportunities and agree the behaviours to observe.
The team works across discovery, value mapping, demos, proof and opportunity decisions.
Three leader debriefs connect team learning with one-to-ones, deal reviews and the operating rhythm.
A final review and a 30-day follow-up capture application, quality and the next team priority.
A structured view of the selected opportunities and the agreed team behaviours.
A team-specific sequence connected to the current sales process and customer work.
Examples from live opportunities that show strong work and recurring gaps.
Review prompts, feedback criteria and material for onboarding and continued team development.
Four team sessions and three leader debriefs across six weeks.
A baseline at the start, a post-program review and a 30-day follow-up.
We measure agreed application and quality signals in live work. Commercial measures can join the review when a credible baseline and observation window exist.
The leader joins the intake, three debriefs, the final review and the follow-up.
Yes. The case selection and session rhythm can represent different markets while preserving one shared working model.
Write a few lines about the team context, the decision or behaviour you want to improve and any relevant timing. I will reply directly.
jacob@topmoller.com