Universitat Internacional de Catalunya

Sales Management

Sales Management
6
14936
3
Second semester
op
Main language of instruction: Spanish

Other languages of instruction: Catalan, English

Teaching staff


Prof. Miquel Estany (mestany@uic.es)

Contact via Moodle of the subject

Introduction

This subject is aimed at students with the ambition to develop their professional career in Sales. 

In the Commercial Management course, knowledge is provided on key aspects and tools in management that enable the commercial function to guide its networks and sales channels in such a way that the company achieves sales in the most suitable manner, aiming for the best possible evolution of its business. 

Within modern organizations focused on results, Commercial Management takes on significant importance as a true engine for companies to survive, grow, and evolve positively in an increasingly competitive environment. 


Objectives

Main Objectives

  1. Delve into the role of the commercial director.

  2. Understand the various sales channels.

  3. Comprehend the different levers to activate in each of the distinct channels; Price, promotion, distribution, execution... to maximize sales.

  4. Communication and negotiation.

  5. Be able to construct a sales plan.

  6. How to build and lead a sales team.

  7. Ethics and social responsibility: Address ethical issues related to commercial management and corporate social responsibility.

Syllabus

Participative classes, with presentations by managers from different companies, case studies and development and presentation of teamwork.
















Teaching and learning activities

In person



Course Description 

The course has a practical focus, aiming to facilitate the adoption of concepts and techniques learned in daily work. 

Therefore; 

(i) Participatory classes 

(ii) Executives from different companies

(iii) Case Studies 

(iv) Development and presentation of team work


Evaluation systems and criteria

In person



1. Class participation (75%)

2. Teamwork (groups of 2/3 people) (25%)