From Sales Chaos to Sales Clarity

By ACC Finance Team
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This week I caught up with Oliver Tuffney, founder of Sales Velocity, a consultancy that builds scalable sales systems to reduce sales chaos. Our conversation discussed how small businesses can bring structure, predictability, and scalability to their sales functions…  turning chaotic, boom-and-bust sales cycles into steady, reliable growth.

Some key takeaways from our discussion include:

  • Structure and clarity are more effective than heroics.
  • Define separate roles and processes to achieve scalability.
  • Involve your CFO early in modelling and compensation.
  • Measure both data quality and human behaviour.
  • Align incentives with overall company objectives.
  • Communicate directly and with care.
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ACC Finance are a team of experienced CFOs and management accountants who combine executive financial leadership with practical commercial judgement to work closely with founders and leadership teams to strengthen margins, improve cash flow, and guide critical financial decisions.
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