Proud Mom

By Lori Richardson Dec 22, 2004, 4:52:22 PM

Leonbruins I saw this photo on the Providence Bruins website - my son plays pro hockey for the Bruins and they had a night where the players worked as waiters at a nearby restuarant and raised money for a local childrens charity. Not only have I not seen Leon in a photo in his B's jersey but was also happy that he is spending some off time helping the community. Community involvement is usually always present with hockey players - whether youth or college or pro - it is just the way it seems to be. I like that.

There are a lot of analogies to draw between sports and selling so by me being peripherally a part of this sports world is helpful for selling success. Plus, I get to brag about my kid every once in a while. He's a hard working guy who wears his goals and aspirations on his sleeve for all to see. I'm a proud mom, because he is a good and decent human being.

Lori Richardson
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Lori Richardson is Founder & CEO of Score More Sales, a top B2B sales strategy firm helping mid-sized companies grow revenues by solving key sales issues - like recruiting, retention, building an inclusive sales team, process, pipeline, and leadership. Lori is also the President of Women Sales Pros - a community created to increase the number of women in sales, as well as in AI-powered and sales leadership roles. She speaks to CEOs on topics such as sales growth, the power of mindset, and the importance and value of a strong sales culture. Clients include companies in the technology, telecom, manufacturing, distribution, and professional services industries. Salesforce named Lori a Top Sales Influencer in 2021 - 2025.  Lori has been named a top sales influencer over the years by LinkedIn, as well as many other companies and organizations. Her book, She Sells, is on hiring more women for B2B sales roles. Subscribe to the award-winning blog, follow her on Instagram, X, and LinkedIn.

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