The Value Of Win Loss Analysis

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In this episode, Collin Stewart interviews Zach Golden, Director of Client Management at Anova Consulting Group, to uncover Too often we're “too busy” moving onto the next pursuit that we don't take time to evaluate why we won or Regardless of whether you won or lost your project, it always makes sense to analyze the reasons why.

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• In this episode, Collin Stewart interviews Zach Golden, Director of Client Management at Anova Consulting Group, to uncover
• Too often we're “too busy” moving onto the next pursuit that we don't take time to evaluate why we won or
• Regardless of whether you won or lost your project, it always makes sense to analyze the reasons why.
• Too many businesses analyze why a customer left, but ignore the signs before the customer ...
• In this 3 minute interview with John Smibert, Cian McLoughlin gives us some insight into

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