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The HR Chally Group has established The University Sales Education Foundation as a non-profit foundation to manage funds raised for colleges and universities with verified sales education curriculums.

Today, more college graduates will become salespeople than all other careers combined. Yet only a few dozen of the more than four thousand colleges and universities in the United States have established a formal sales program. To address this need, the Foundation is working with a variety of industry professionals and academic trailblazers to establish and support effective university sales programs.
Howard Stevens Talks About the Foundation
Howard Stevens talks with Selling Power publisher Gerhard Gschwandtner about The University Sales Education Foundation and the business need to professionalize sales in a series of short videos on Selling Power's Daily Report web page.
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"The Sales Education Foundation" (runtime: 4:18)

- Why sales needs to professionalize
- Why formal sales training of students is necessary to America's competitive advantage
- How universities can help businesses recruit better sales candidates
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"How to Sponsor Sales University Programs" (runtime: 5:11)

- Why businesses should get involved in sponsoring university sales programs
- Dramatic ROI experiences of present sponsoring companies
- Why it's a win for the company, the student, and the school
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"Promoting Professionalism in Selling" (runtime: 4:07)

- PBS documentary
- Free sales career assessments to students
- CareerBuilder.com, China, and European Union helping to collect sales metrics for World Class Sales Research
- Participation in Sales Leadership Conferences
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"How Selling is Turning into a Profession" (runtime: 5:09)

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Success Story: Nicole D'Ambrosio
Donald Trump "fired" her on The Apprentice, where she was a finalist. Now she's a millionaire. Find out more about this charismatic graduate of Northern Illinois University's sales program.
Howard Stevens wins Stevie Award
Chally Chairman and CEO Howard Stevens was presented with a Stevie Award at the 2007 Selling Power Sales Excellence Awards ceremony in Las Vegas on December 7, 2007. The award was the Selling Power Leadership Award for Advancing the Sales Profession. It recognizes Howard's tireless efforts to advance sales as a profession, especially through the University Sales Education Initiative and The University Sales Education Foundation.
The Selling Power Sales Excellence Awards honor and generate public recognition of the accomplishments of sales professionals worldwide. The Stevies have been called "the business world's own Oscar Awards." |