A $300M Data & Analytics Company Turned Reactive Order-Takers Into Enterprise Deal Closers
The client's sales problem was structural. A complete commercial foundation build provided reliable standards, while a rich enablement program sequenced through manager coaching to a live-deal SKO produced sellers capable of closing deals they had never won before.
A ~$300M revenue data and analytics company.
Sells across multiple verticals: Agriculture, Energy, and Weather.
Grown through acquisition, leaving a fragmented sales force spanning multiple legacy product lines.
The client is a ~$300M B2B data and analytics company grown through acquisition, with a fragmented sales force spanning multiple legacy product lines. By early 2025, only ~30% of sellers were hitting quota, a figure that had persisted long enough to become an organizational expectation. Sellers in the field operated reactively, with no account prioritization, no territory structure, and no incentives aligned to growth.
The organization lacked the commercial infrastructure and seller confidence needed to win and grow enterprise accounts.
Defined six GTM roles with full job descriptions, territory logic combining sector and geography, a quota calculator linking rep activity to revenue targets, and comp plans structured to over-reward quota overachievement.
Built sector-specific buyer personas across three verticals, a buyer-aligned GTM process for every sales stage, and a Sales Playbook for high-stakes enterprise conversations.
Ranked 6,300+ accounts using the ROAD framework -- four growth tiers with differentiated sales motions -- giving the organization a defensible map of where to invest resources.
Designed a gradually-intensifying enablement program ending with an SKO capstone so sellers built and proved capability before being tested under live-deal conditions.
Built a parallel manager-only track with DEEPER and Value Bridge frameworks and reinforcement cadences to sustain behavioral adoption.
How could the client move from 30% quota attainment to a field organization capable of winning and growing enterprise accounts at scale?