Dozens of presentations were given by the Navigator leadership team over the three day event. Among them Grant Fraser, CEO of Navigator, discussed best practices and building upon a foundation of growth. David Snyder, VP of Services, took time presenting on strategic dependencies. Richard Haugen, VP of Value Engineering, introduced vertical specific information within targeted industries. Curtis Fry, CTO, addressed integration and IP elements. And Eric Dahl, VP of Marketing, presented branding updates and pipeline expansion initiatives.
However, the majority of the summit was led by Navigator’s SVP of Sales and Marketing, Geoff Ashley. It was Mr. Ashley’s vision to hold the summit as a way to celebrate Navigator’s largely successful Q1 campaign, while shifting focus to continued growth and revenue capture for the remainder of 2016. Other topics addressed by Mr. Ashley included creating trusted relationships, shortening the sales cycle, defining the dynamic working relationships of the sales teams, and generally expanding Navigator’s reach to new levels.
Overall, the event strengthened uniformity and cohesiveness within the sales teams while enabling future successes through fresh strategy and goal setting. The team will again meet during Navigator’s semi-annual All Hands Meetings to be held in July 2016.