The most important questions and answers (FAQ)

What practical experience do you have in networking and C-level sales?

Over the past few years, I have worked with dozens of companies across the IT, telecoms, banking, consulting and creative sectors — from multinational corporations to fast-growing teams. My focus is not only on teaching skills but on implementation: deal support, strategy sessions, and working with real accounts.

What results do clients achieve by working with you?

Clients see growth in revenue, conversion rates and average spend through reaching new decision-makers, reactivating dormant contacts, strengthening trust with key clients, and shortening the sales cycle through effective communication.

Do you have case studies involving large companies and international brands?

Yes, clients include major international and national companies in technology, telecoms, finance, and consulting. Formats have included corporate programmes, support for major deals and partnership negotiations, and public events.

How do you differ from other sales and networking coaches?

I work at the intersection of several roles: trainer, mentor, coach, and facilitator. This means we don't limit ourselves to a one-off training — implementation and sustained results are key. I approach networking as part of a business system, not a set of techniques.

Do you work exclusively in Russia, or also on international projects?

I work with clients from different countries and cultures, including remote teams and international projects. Online formats, blended programmes, and in-person events are all available.

Is it possible to view reviews and recommendations from your clients?

Yes, testimonials from executives, founders, and HR directors are available on the website and in my public profiles. Some are from one-off trainings and presentations; others follow longer-term collaboration.

Do you work exclusively with companies, or also with private clients?

I work with both corporate teams and private clients — founders, department heads, and senior managers. For businesses this means corporate programmes and strategy sessions; for private clients, individual mentoring.

What do you consider the key indicator of a successful case?

The key criterion is when a client can explain for themselves exactly how their network of contacts has started to deliver greater value — and this can be measured in monetary terms, number of deals, or new contacts.