Unlock the secrets to successful sales leadership as we sit down with Lee Weech, Vice President of Sales for Executech. Learn from Lee’s vast experience as he discusses how Executech has thrived over the past 25 years in managed services, IT infrastructure, cybersecurity, and cloud solutions. Discover why cloud migration and robust cybersecurity measures are more critical now than ever and get tips on how to protect your corporate data in the age of AI technologies like ChatGPT.
Gain priceless insights from Lee’s early sales experiences, where transparency and confidence played a pivotal role in closing deals. Hear his candid stories about failures and the lessons they imparted, illustrating how accountability and resilience can turn professional hardships into stepping stones for success. Lee’s personal philosophy on sales will inspire you, whether you’re starting your career or looking to overcome your own professional challenges.
Peek behind the curtain of sales leadership with Lee as he shares the ups and downs of steering a team in the managed service provider industry. Learn the art of balancing responsibilities, the importance of self-care, and the role of delegation in fostering a cohesive and successful team. Lee’s approach to hiring, transparency, and leadership will offer you practical strategies to build a supportive, honest, and high-energy work environment. Tune in for invaluable lessons and inspiring stories that can transform your approach to sales and leadership.
Lee Weech is the Vice President of Sales for Executech having helped clients find solutions for Managed IT, Security and Cloud-based solutions to improve their efficiencies for 8 years within 8 locations in 6 states. Lee is originally from San Diego moving to Utah is 2005. Along with his two kids, Jackson 18 and Kara 16, they enjoy a very active life together including ATV riding, skiing, golf, hiking, paddle boarding, traveling and proud to carry the National Park annual pass. Lee enjoys giving back to the community as the former chair of the Salt Lake City President Ambassadors and volunteers within the Daybreak community in South Jordan, UT.
Quotes:
“Honesty, showing up, and transparency are the core values I hold true. Whether it’s telling a client they don’t need an expensive solution or showing up in a snowstorm, these principles build trust and long-term relationships.”
“The hardest thing for me in leadership is delegation. By doing everything myself, I’m not helping my team grow. It’s important to give them opportunities to handle challenging situations, knowing I’ve got their back.”
“Reflecting on past failures, I’ve learned that lack of effort and attention to detail can lead to job losses, but these experiences also serve as critical learning opportunities. Accountability and resilience are key to transforming professional hardships into stepping stones for success.”
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