[Podcast] The Anatomy Of A Rock Star DOA
In this episode, Gregg, Tom, and Scott explore the ten essential things every Director of Admissions needs to build a dynamic sales team, drive revenue, and promote team development at your school. Read more
In this episode, Gregg, Tom, and Scott explore the ten essential things every Director of Admissions needs to build a dynamic sales team, drive revenue, and promote team development at your school. Read more
This is the full transcript of Podcast #49 “The Anatomy Of A Rock Star DOA” hosted by Gregg Meiklejohn, Tom King, and Scott Spitolnick.
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On Thursday, August 29th, at 11 a.m. PST / 2 p.m. EST, we will take a deep dive inside the Director of Admissions role to find out exactly what it takes to be a Rock Star DOA.
Join Gregg Meiklejohn, Tom King, and Scott Spitolnick as they explore the ten essential job functions of a DOA. In the process, you’ll learn how to build a dynamic sales team, drive revenue, and promote team development at your school!
Takeaways include:
The role of a Rock Star DOA is not to grow sales, but to grow their people. Register now!
The role of an Admissions Director is not to grow sales, but to grow their people! Join us Friday, November 16th at 11am PST / 2pm EST to take a deep dive inside the Director of Admissions role — and find out exactly what it takes to be a Rock Star DOA.
Gregg Meiklejohn, Tom King and Scott Spitolnick of Enrollment Resources, along with Bill Clary, CEO of Elite Consultants Inc., will discuss the 10 essential things every DOA needs to successfully build a dynamic Admissions team while also driving revenue and team development.
At the end of the call, you not only know what it takes to be a Rock Star DOA, but you’ll also know what steps you need to take to become one yourself!
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Join Gregg Meiklejohn, Tom King, and Scott Spitolnick as they explore the ten essential job functions of a DOA. In the process, you’ll learn how to build a dynamic sales team, drive revenue, and promote team development at your school!
Takeaways include:
The role of a Rock Star DOA is not to grow sales, but to grow their people. Register now!
The role of an Admissions Director is not to grow sales, but to grow their people! Click play now to learn the 10 essential things every DOA needs to successfully build a dynamic Admissions team while also driving revenue and team development. Read more
The role of an Admissions Director is not to grow sales, but to grow their people! Join us Friday, November 16th at 11am PST / 2pm EST to take a deep dive inside the Director of Admissions role — and find out exactly what it takes to be a Rock Star DOA.
Gregg Meiklejohn, Tom King and Scott Spitolnick of Enrollment Resources, along with Bill Clary, CEO of Elite Consultants Inc., will discuss the 10 essential things every DOA needs to successfully build a dynamic Admissions team while also driving revenue and team development.
At the end of the call, you not only know what it takes to be a Rock Star DOA, but you’ll also know what steps you need to take to become one yourself!
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