Delivering results driven sales performance improvement
We use experience and insight to develop sales professionals at all levels to achieve higher levels of success
Training
Delivering strategic and tactical training
Coaching
Using a pragmatic coaching approach
Consulting
Driving best practice in organisations
By consultants for clients
Brindis is a specialist sales performance consultancy run by consultants for clients. By having direct interaction with stakeholders we are better able to deliver required outcomes more effectively.
We are all about ‘performance enhancement’ for the people we work with and all over the world Brindis has worked with clients to improve the results of both individuals and teams.
‘If you always do what you’ve always done, you always get what you’ve always got’.
By identifying the things to change to achieve maximum impact Brindis can help deliver the outcomes desired by sales people, managers and the organisation in general.
Helping you improve results
Results are achieved through a variety of interventions including training, coaching and consulting. By working to understand what will make a difference, Brindis can generate ‘applied insight’ and ensure that all stakeholders in the development process receive a return on their investment.
Our projects & experience
Having executed projects in over 30 countries and in a variety of industries Brindis has an enviable track record of success with a huge number of sales professionals now experiencing greater success through improved performance.
We are proud to work with experienced consultants and selected companies that share the same philosophy – which is to help our client’s business succeed.
The people behind Brindis
Founder and Principal Consultant: Fred Copestake
Brindis was formed in response to an opportunity with a global brewer to establish training and development capabilities for the EMEA market.
Since then Brindis has expanded horizons to work with a broader commercial focus.
As the scope of the business has widened so has geographical spread with activity now having taken place in over 35 countries across EMEA, the Americas and APAC. Brindis can therefore boast true international experience.
A wealth of sales expertise.
We use a team of top Sales Consultants and Trainers with experience across many industries, different types of businesses and geographies.
Key to success are the Lead Consultants who bring a wealth of knowledge to projects and a focus on delivering value in all they do.
Everyone involved with Brindis shares the philosophy that we work for the benefit of our clients and that objectives should be aligned to deliver the results that matter.
Latest blog posts
The 4Cs of Crisis Selling
For a start ‘Keep Calm and Carry On’ is probably the worst advice to give! We are in one of the most challenging times most salespeople will have ever faced. As such it not ‘business as usual’ and to try to address it in the same way as normal by just throwing in a...
Selling in a Crisis
'Keep Calm and Carry On' - probably the worst advice to give! We are in one of the most challenging times most salespeople will have ever faced. It is not ‘business as usual’ and to try to address it as such but just using video conferencing technology is a mistake....
Maximising the Opportunities of Remote Selling
Introduction Whether through choice or as a result of isolation salespeople are spending less time face to face with customers. However this does not have be a negative and indeed the top professional will turn it to their advantage by using the opportunity to do...
Introduction to Coaching
Overview For every manager, the need to get people to perform at the peak of their ability seems a vital but impossible mission. From our work in developing tea;ms and organisations we know that great coaching differentiates high performing teams from the average...
The Pixar Pitch
In his book ‘To Sell is Human’ Daniel Pink identifies six modern new ways of pitching including - The One Word Pitch (based on concept championed by advertising guru Maurice Saatchi) - The Question Pitch (we have already discussed the power of questions) - The Rhyming...
Introduction to Emotional Intelligence
What is it all about? Emotional Intelligence (EQ or EI) is a term created by two researchers – Peter Salavoy and John Mayer – and popularized by Dan Goleman in his 1996 book of the same name. EI is defined as the ability to: - Recognise, understand and manage our own...
Bosca the Bull and Tilly the Cat
By Fred Copestake We have got a new member of the household – Bosca the bull. OK, he is not real bull, he is a footstool. However, we have personified him and given him the name Bosca as this is my Spanish family name and he was purchased as a memento of the sale of...
Best Intent Versus Best Outcome
By Fred Copestake A funny thing happened in the gym this morning. A fellow user having completed his set of chest flies dropped the weights to the side of the bench. Unfortunately, his glasses were there and he broke off one of the arms. I pointed this out so that he...
Think Differently
By Fred Copestake This photo was taken at the entrance to a hotel nightclub in Amman, Jordan. I was just passing (honest) but it caught my attention and did indeed make me think. I have written previously about trying to take another person’s perspective (Please Don’t...
Please Don’t Force Christmas on Me
By Fred Copestake I don’t like Christmas. There, said it. There’s no specific reason, it’s just not my thing, a personal choice. Yet say this to most people and they either don’t believe you, tell you why you do (I don’t) or immediately start to try to ‘cure’ you…...
Have I Got News For You, Apprentice – It’s NOT Negotiation!
OK, so it’s easy enough to take cheap shots at the delusional wannabes on The Apprentice, but when respected business people, honoured for their commercial prowess, keep referring to the practices seen regularly on the ‘shopping list task’ as negotiation it is more...
Spooktacular… really? Is that the best you can do?
It’s not exactly novel is it? It’s an example of laziness masquerading as creativity. At this time of year it’s not difficult to come across any number of things that all of a sudden become ‘spooktacular’ as if this quasi-zany addition is going to make is it...