Value Props to Value Models to Value Conversations: Best Practices of Success

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An increasing number of B2B enterprises are embarking on customer value management journeys in order to improve commercial performance. As part of this process, marketing, sales, and pricing teams routinely design and develop content toolboxes to be deployed across go-to-market functions. Well-designed customer value propositions, value models, and value selling sheets, centered on customer benefits and quantified economic value, are critical to capturing the benefits of value management.

However, operationalizing this content in practice is more challenging than it may appear. In many cases, these value assets are static, poorly organized, and not customer-aligned, failing to support effective value conversations. In this webinar, we explore ways to design and deploy value tools that serve as powerful assets in customer interactions. During the session, we will explore examples of great value models and propositions that help capture B2B value and boost profitability.

Stephan Liozu, PhD

Stephan Liozu, PhD

Stephan M. Liozu, Ph.D. is the Chief Value Officer of Zilliant. Stephan has 30 years of experience in the industrial sector with companies like Owens Corning, Saint-Gobain, Freudenberg, Ardex, and Thales. Stephan specializes in pricing transformations, pricing ROI, and value-based pricing. Stephan holds a Ph.D. in Management from Case Western Reserve University (2013), an MS in Innovation Management from Toulouse School of Management (2005), and an MBA in Marketing from Cleveland State University (1991). He is a Certified Pricing Professional (CPP), a Prosci® certified Change Manager, a certified Price-to-Win instructor, and a Strategyzer Business Model Innovation Coach. He is also author of 8 books, including "Value-Based Pricing: 12 Lessons to Make Your Transformation Successful," and also sits on the board of the Professional Pricing Society (PPS).

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