Business Development Is Not Sales
“Its responsibility is creating what comes next.”
A practical perspective on relationships, opportunity creation, and the work that drives sustainable business growth.
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“Don’t ask how to charge more. Ask how to become worth more.”
How great companies win without competing on price. A framework for understanding and communicating value.
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A future book exploring leadership communication, workplace transitions, and the human side of organizational change.
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Don’t ask how to charge more.
Ask how to become worth more.
Great companies win by giving customers a reason to choose them, even when a cheaper alternative exists.
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From service in the U.S. Navy to entrepreneurship and business development, David Gibson writes about the decisions, relationships, and leadership practices that shape lasting success.
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Business Development
Creating opportunities before they exist through market insight, relationships, partnerships, and access.
Leadership & Change
Understanding how communication and trust shape the way people experience change.
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Creating what comes next.
Opportunity begins with recognizing what others have not yet seen.