

Effective Sales Teams: The Culture of Continuous Improvement with Ryan Groth, Sales Transformation Group
Can construction companies scale sales without relying on a few natural rainmakers? Ryan Groth, CEO of Sales Transformation Group, explains how repeatable processes, scorecards and accountability help teams improve. He and Justin Neagle discuss coaching average performers, balancing hunters and farmers, structuring incentives and using disciplined discovery to qualify opportunities, serve customers and protect pricing. Groth argues that getting “Five to 10% better at all these little things” creates an edge over multiple sales cycles.
Key Points
- Sales teams in construction scale faster when they build repeatable processes and scorecards instead of relying on a few naturally gifted rainmakers.
- The best reps combine strong relationships with disciplined discovery, clear qualification, and a focus on helping customers make the right decision the first time.
- Consistent coaching, training, and accountability can turn average performers into competitive advantage because small improvements compound over multiple sales cycles.
Connect with Ryan Groth, CEO - Sales Transformation Group
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/grothryan
Website - https://salestransformationgroup.com/
Connect with Justin & Will -
Will's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/willforet/
Justin's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justneagle/
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About the show
We interview successful Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) business leaders to learn how they use people, processes, and technology to scale their businesses.

