APG EOS (Entrepreneur Operating System) Implementers (A dba of Albertson Performance Group, Inc.) turbocharge business growth results implementing the EOS Model and their deep entrepreneurial experience and success in sales, marketing, value, and hiring.Eric has started and run three companies, been a part owner of a Inc. 500 #89 company where he was responsible for revenue, has been a VP of Sales and Marketing at a $40 M integrator and Microsoft Certified Partner. Eric also has a background of learning from Compaq, Toshiba and Intel about how to generate large revenue flows, how to manage, how to lead and how to get the most out of people.Eric has also helped a number of his clients with successful exits.

APG (A dba of Albertson Performance Group, Inc.)APG helps companies grow.

Part owner, Rainmaker for Inc. 500 (#89) database marketing company working with global clients such as American Express, Microsoft, Dell, HP, EMC, Symbol, Storage Tek, etc.

Outstanding direct marketing firm. Left when post 9/11 and anthrax scare impeded the firms ability to execute it's business model.

Successfully managed a team of 22 sales professionals spread accross the US and Canada. Intel is a wonderful company but was not a good fit for my entreprenuerial style. I departed on excellent terms and was given an invitation to return in the future by my manager Paul Milman.

VP Marketing at a voice recognition software company. Resigned when it became apparent that the actual capabilities of the software would not achieve the necessary revenue required to warrant a successful IPO.

Drove the sales process in the US for all Toshiba computer products. Implemented the Solution Selling process, grew sales and streamlined the process of achieving agressive quotas while maintaining customer satisfaction.

Delivered dramatic growth in sales revenue, profits and innovative marketing. Initiated the Solution Selling process to accellerate sales of both services, software and products.

Global sales to Boeing, Intel, Nike and the like. National sales to companies such as US Bank, First Interstate (now Wells Fargo) and the like.