STAFDA Publishes Excellence in Distribution Program Agenda
Program is set for March 12-14 at the Nashville Hilton.
Construction industry professionals wear a lot of different hats in the course of their day. From HR issues to sales strategies to marketing and planning for the future, finding an educational program offering a customizable agenda is now easier than ever. STAFDA’s highly anticipated Excellence in Distribution program is a 2.5-day management school designed specifically for professionals in the construction/industrial distribution and supply chain channel allowing attendees to create their own specific agenda.
Excellence in Distribution (EiD) is designed to serve the construction, industrial, electrical, HVAC, plumbing, LBM, safety, concrete, or any other market in the construction channel. lt’s open to distributors, manufacturers, rep agents, general contractors, industry buying groups, and any professional who wants to learn and grow in their career.
EiD, March 12-14 at the Nashville Hilton, features speakers carefully selected based on their years of experience and proven success in their respective fields. Attendees not only interact with experts serving our industry covering key topics but also have the opportunity to socialize and network with likeminded peers in our industry.
Educational tracts include:
Sales: Take the first steps to becoming a Sales Pro as STAFDA’s Sales Consultant, Paul Reilly, offers hands-on training on how to Crush Price Objections and master Value-Added Selling, while Profitability Consultant Ken Brown offers a deep dive into Sales/Service Organization Structure & Sales Compensation Design.
HR: Who do industry leaders trust most when it comes to employee and employment issues, new laws, as well as policies and procedures? Nancye Combs! Nancye will provide a rundown of the latest HR Hot Spots as well as a session focusing on Human Capital Operations. Dirk Beveridge’s transformative workshop, The Potential Equation, presents a fresh perspective on the employer-employee relationship, shared accountability, and nurturing personal and professional potential.
lnventory: Make your stock on hand as profitable as possible. Jon Schreibfeder will take up Balancing Customer Service, lnventory and Profitability, as well as Effectively Analyzing Your lnventory lnvestment. Kimberly Reuter will focus on Harnessing the Power of the Supply Chain.
Tech: Making the most out of technological innovations and fending off the dangers are the focus of Mike Foster’s workshops. From Revolutionizing Your Business with Al to Stopping Hackers, he’ll make sure you’re tech sawy. You’ll also want to consider Benj Cohen’s program on lmproving Customer Service with Al, and Ken Novak’s introduction to Digital Transformation for Beginners.
But wait, there’s more! Learn about the U.S. lnfrastructure Act with Loren Smith. Discover how providing Concierge Customer Service can make your business boom with Jeanne Hurlbert. Uncover the Five Fundamentals of Branch Management with Jim Ambrose. Use Organizational Velocity to Turbocharge Your Business with Alan Amling. Or find the keys to lntentional Communication with Jamie Turner. Choose what you need to take your career to the next level.
There are also some can’t-miss sessions to note: Dirk Beveridge will kick off EiD with his keynote program, Our Noble Calling of Distribution. A dynamic panel discussion will wrap up the program discussing The Future of Distribution on Thursday featuring STAFDA President Andrew Hartman, Mike Foster as Moderator, Benj Cohen, and Ken Novak.
Visit ExcelinDist.org for the full agenda, speaker details, hotel reservations, and registration.
For more information, please contact Catherine Usher; STAFDA Member Services Director at 262-784-4774 or cusher@stafda.org. Or visit https://excelindist.org/