Background on America’s Favorite Sales Manager

When it comes to sales, Ron Marks stands head and shoulders above the rest.  He’s not simply a sales trainer, but a sales leader who’s worked in the trenches and worked his way to the top.

At the age of 17, Ron had the good fortune to work for the country's top sales speaker.  Then by 1985 Ron formed Results Seminars because he saw the need for sales training that didn't turn salespeople into stereotypical sellers. It worked.  Ron’s seminar company became the driving sales force behind established headliner names like Brian Tracy, Jim Rohn, Anthony Robbins and Tom Hopkins to name only a few. 

With an extremely successful sales company to his credit, Ron expanded and accepted the challenge of creating customized sales training programs to offer his clients personal, hands-on training.  He truly tailored his programs to his clients, taking the time to research each company and determine its sales weaknesses, strengths and goals. Ron’s programs quickly separated fact from fiction because he knew from experience what worked and what didn’t work.

As a part of his personal development strategy, Ron took a sabbatical from the training industry in 1996 to assume a general sales manager position with a company that had dealerships across the country.  Ron exceeded every goal he was given and exceeded the previous annual revenue by $36 million in a two-year time frame.  More importantly, Ron came away with an even keener insight into the real world of sales and management. 

By 2002 he focused his attention on sales managers—teaching sales managers how to hire, train and motivate their teams.  Ron has trained just about every type of salesperson whether from Fortune 500 or individually owned companies and each time increased their bottom line.

Today, with some 25 years experience, Ron travels the United States and aborad sharing his sales insights with salespeople, sales managers and even non-sales people. He speaks to associations and companies as well as training through CDs, books and multimedia programs.