Students gain real-world sales experience by competing in sales competitions at Baylor and across the country. High-level, complex role play scenarios encourage students to develop essential sales skills and business acumen while interacting with business professionals from a variety of industries.
The Center invests approximately $35,000/year to support Professional Sales student participation in sales competitions:
| National Team Selling Competition October 10-11, 2013 |
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@ Indiana UniversityAt the NTSC at Indiana University, students engage in high-level, complex simulations in a Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) sales context. | |
| Great Northwoods Sales Warm-Up October 31-November 2, 2013 |
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@ University of Wisconsin - Eau ClaireAt the Great Northwoods Sales Warm-Up at the University of Wisconsin, students deliver two 20-minute sales presentations to professional buyers. Upon completion of each call, students receive their evaluations sheets, an electronic copy of their presentation and a one-on-one debriefing session with one of their judges. | |
| International Collegiate Sales Competition November 7-9, 2013 |
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@ Florida State UniversityThe ICSC combines challenges in the three most sought after selling skills, selling business-to-business, selling direct to consumer, and using the latest video conferencing technology to present solutions to international decision makers. Technology allows for immediate competitor feedback at the end of each round. | |
| Russ Berrie Institute National Sales Challenge November 13-15, 2013 |
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@ William Paterson UniversityStudents from across the nation engage in several sales events at William Paterson University. This competition provides students the opportunity to make connections and perfect their sales skills. | |
| World Collegiate Sales Open - Prelims Voice Mail Calls - Date TBD Appointment Calls - Date TBD Inside Sales Call - Date TBD |
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@ Northern Illinois UniversityThe WCSO at Northern Illinois University connects students world-wide through a unique, competitive sales competition involving telephone, voice mail, Web conference and face-to-face sales interactions. Each university may have up to 10 students participate in three rounds of virtual competition. Top 20 finalists compete in-person in six events. | |
| Baylor Business Sell-Off January 31, 2014 |
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@ Baylor UniversityBaylor students engage in a live, 20-minute role play with a business executive, providing students an opportunity to demonstrate and improve selling abilities. Role plays are judged virtually by business executives from around the country, offering students a chance to gain valuable feedback from the Center for Professional Selling's Corporate Partners. | |
| National Collegiate Sales Competition March 29-31, 2014 |
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@ Kennesaw State UniversityThe NCSC at Kennesaw State University showcases the top sales students through competitive role-play scenarios. Competitors sell a product in the 20-minute role-plays individually and are awarded as individuals, with the exception of team awards which are based on the combined cumulative scores of each university. | |
| AMA/Northwestern Mutual Sales Competition April 12, 2014 |
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@ New Orleans, LouisianaThe Northwestern Mutual Sales Competition is an ideal opportunity for students to compete one-on-one against other students and test their sales abilities. | |
| Western States Collegiate Sales Competition April 24-25, 2014 |
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@ California State University - ChicoThe Western States Collegiate Sales Competition is designed to help students apply what they learn in the classroom to realistic and challenging sales situations. Role plays are judged by a panel of recruiters. | |
| World Collegiate Sales Open - Finals Date TBD |
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@ Northern Illinois UniversityThe WCSO at Northern Illinois University connects students world-wide through a unique, competitive sales competition involving telephone, voice mail, Web conference and face-to-face sales interactions. Each university may have up to 10 students participate in three rounds of virtual competition. Top 20 finalists compete in-person in six events. | |
