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KALAMAZOO, Mich.—�������� Michigan University’s sales and business marketing program has successfully landed the deal once again, earning a place on the Sales Education Foundation’s list of top sales programs in the country. This is the 17th consecutive year that �������� has been included on the list, which highlights sales programs across the U.S. that consistently provide students with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed as sales professionals. 

The strength of the �������� sales and business marketing program lies in its commitment to experience-driven learning, giving students real-world scenarios that challenge and strengthen their sales skills and lead to confidence and success in their careers. 

“��������’s spot on the Sales Education Foundation list confirms what we have known for over 20 years—what we teach, how we teach it and the community we teach it in are top tier,” says Dr. James Eckert, associate professor of marketing and Robert S. Kaiser professor of sales, at the Haworth College of Business. 

With resources like the Robert S. Kaiser Sales, Negotiation and Leadership Lab, access to nationwide sales competitions and talented faculty who are committed to student success, it’s no surprise that the �������� program ranks highly among its peers. And the �������� 2022-23 Career Outcomes Report backs this up. According to the report: 

• 98% of sales and business marketing graduates are working or continuing their education quickly after earning their degree. 
• 100% of sales and business marketing graduates had instructors who made them excited about learning. 
• 100% of sales and business marketing graduates felt their education and experiences as a student at �������� prepared them for their profession. 

Program highlights 

Robert S. Kaiser Sales, Negotiation and Leadership Lab: Students at �������� benefit from this state-of-the-art lab where they can practice role-play scenarios, watch recordings of their performances and interact with professionals in the field. The technology allows sales faculty to share best practice examples and pinpoint specific areas for improvement. 

Sales competitions: The �������� sales and business marketing program is a formidable competitor in sales competitions. A recent team of students won top honors at Arizona State University’s Collegiate Sales Competition, with two students placing in the top three in the marketing presentation category. Another student placed first in a role-play competition at the State Farm Marketing and Sales Competition, a category in which �������� students have dominated for many years. 

Learn more about the sales and business marketing program at ��������. 

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