B2B Growth Seminar | Building commercial success in times of volatility

Published on September 5, 2023

The economic outlook continues to be volatile for Dutch B2B companies. As inflation remains high, costs volatile, and skilled-labor scarce – companies have limited options in cost-cutting programs to protect margins and are focusing on commercial levers.

During the conference Simon-Kucher experts will discuss key trends and share best practices on how to act efficiently on today’s economic volatility. Our keynote speakers will share their vision and learnings on topics such as Margin management in uncertain times, Organizing the commercial team to boost sales, Transition to recurring revenue and Monetizing sustainability. Also, you will have the opportunity to meet and exchange with executives from across industries.

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