n this episode, Sell it Like a Mango with Donald Kelly, we have a blast discussing some island experiences. Donald grew up in Jamaica and I had some similar mango buying experiences in the Dominican Republic. People were selling the same fruit on every street corner. What made some more successful than others? Relationships. Wouldn’t you rather buy your mangoes from a happy, positive conversational street vendor? This is just a small part of the conversation. Donald brings energy and value. You will enjoy this podcast.
Website www.thesalesevangelist.com
Donald’s mission is to evangelize the method of effective selling and motivate sellers of all
levels to DO BIG THINGS!
As a former top-performing technology sales professional, who has successfully sold in both the
public and private sectors, Donald was able to crack the code of helping teams thrive in b2b
sales. He is also the author of “Sell It Like A Mango - A New Sellers Guide To Closing More
Deals”.
Donald has designed his training around concrete fundamental principles adaptable by any
seller.
He has helped sellers from companies all over the world build confidence in their selling abilities
and increase revenue as a result. Organizations such as Rock Venture (Quicken Loans),
HairClub, VMWare, Consolidated Electrical Distributors LLC. (CEB), Salt Edge, Charter
Spectrum, Hibu/The Real Yellow Pages, Yotpo, Citi Group, and New York Life.
Along with helping for-profit organizations, Donald has also assisted non-profit firms such as
Florida State Minority Supplier Development Council, The Eastern Minority Supplier
Development Council, GEAR UP, and Cal Poly University.
Donald has spoken to audiences all across the country and has shared the stage with speakers
such as Aisha Tyler, Sarah Koenig, Guy Ross, Chris Brogan, and Marc Maron.
In addition to training sales professionals in workshops, online courses, keynote presentations,
and students as an adjunct professor at Brigham Young University-Idaho, Donald is the host of
a popular sales podcast called “The Sales Evangelist.” With listeners in over 155 countries and
over 3.7 Million+ all-time downloads, the podcast has received recognition from publications
such as Entrepreneur Magazine, Success Magazine, Inc Magazine, Forbes, HubSpot, The
Huffington Post, and the South Florida Business Journal.