Dr. Stefanie Boyer is a sales and negotiations coach with a track record of success in helping organizations refine the strategy to improve sales performance at both the company and individual levels. She leads Bryant Read full bio
Dr. Stefanie Boyer is a sales and negotiations coach with a track record of success in helping organizations refine the strategy to improve sales performance at both the company and individual levels. She leads Bryant University's sales program, which has been recognized by the Sales Education Foundation as a top university for sales education and training. She is also the Director of the Northeast Intercollegiate Sales Competition (NISC), a highly regarded competition that links top sales organizations with top sales talent and has been recognized by the Boston Globe and Wall Street Journal. Stefanie is the cofounder of RNMKRS, a digital sales training program serving over 20,000 students world-wide and exciting brands like Dell Technologies, BitSight, Cintas, Forrester, Gartner, Allstate, and more. Stefanie received the Best Teaching Application award for her work with RNMKRS. She was recognized as Forbes's next 1,000 and regularly takes the stage to speak as a keynote, TEDx, sales, or motivational expert. She co-authored two books: The Little Black Book of Social Media and 9 Ways to Develop Highly Effective Salespeople. Dr. Boyer received the prestigious AMA Sales Educator of the Year Award. She has been recognized by the National Conference of Sales Management for her innovative approach to individual sales training, process strategy, and adaptability coaching. She has successfully trained sales strategies for thousands of people in technology, financial services, energy, sports, medicine, wellness, beauty, construction, food and beverage, engineering, and power plant design. By following her innovative process with a focus on adaptability, Dr. Boyer brings unique and valuable experience to organizations looking to build and maintain their client base. Fun fact: Dr. Boyer held the javelin-throwing record for 8 years at the University of South Florida. Close