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    Contracts for Sales Leaders

    Help sales leaders recognize contract terms that affect margin, delivery and risk, and know when to negotiate or involve counsel.

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    Audience

    Sales executives, revenue leaders, account executives, sales operations, and deal-desk teams.

    Duration

    90 minutes

    Delivery

    Online or in person

    Keep the deal moving without overpromising.

    Customer requests often look commercial before they become a delivery, security or legal problem. This workshop helps sales leaders recognize those commitments, use approved contract positions and bring the right questions to the right people.

    Program outline

    • MSAs, SOWs, order forms, SLAs, and customer paper
    • Payment, acceptance, warranties, service levels, data, security, IP, liability, and termination
    • Promises that create delivery, security, finance, or product risk
    • How to use approved positions and escalation rules
    • How sales, delivery, finance, security, and legal can work from one issue path

    Program format

    The private workshop includes a planning call, the live workshop, deal-based scenarios, and a sales contracting checklist. It can be aligned to the organization’s agreements, approval process, and common customer demands.

    Leave prepared to…

    • Read the commercial structure of an enterprise agreement.
    • Recognize provisions that affect delivery, margin, and risk.
    • Prepare cleaner legal-review requests.
    • Use approved positions without making unauthorized commitments.
    • Keep negotiations moving through clear escalation.

    Your instructor

    Dan Liutikas, founder of Org Law

    Dan Liutikas

    Dan Liutikas serves as outside counsel and an advisor to businesses, associations, nonprofits, and their leaders.

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