See where your next stage of scale is being limited with the Microsoft Partner Growth Checkā¢!
An assessment designed for Microsoft Partners toĀ gain executive-level visibility into the areas quietly constraining scale; from revenue design and pipeline reliability to leadership leverage and operational discipline in just 10 minutes.
BEGIN THE GROWTH CHECKMany Microsoft Partners reach a stage where what once fueled growth begins to limit it.
The firm appears successful, but the revenue engine was never designed for the scale the business has now achieved.
If you recognize any of the following, your architecture may be under pressure:
- Revenue still relies heavily on founder-led relationships
- Pipeline creation varies widely across sellers or regions
- Forecasting lacks the precision leadership requires
- Go-to-market execution feels inconsistent despite strong talent
- Sales leadership is stretched between strategy and rescue
- Growth is happening ā but with more friction than it should
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None of these are performance failures, they're design signals that, when left unaddressed, quietly place a ceiling on scalability, leadership leverage, and enterprise value.Ā
BOOK A CALLGrowth Doesnāt Stall From Lack of Effort, It Stalls From Structural Constraints.
Scale Should Create Leverage;
Not Complexity.
Growth Should Increase Enterprise Value;
Not Operational Strain.
Leadership Should Drive Strategy;
Not Constant Intervention.
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Past growth does not guarantee future scalability.
As Microsoft partners grow, what once felt manageable can become harder to control, and when:
- Forecast ranges widen
- Execution varies across teams
- Leadership bandwidth narrows
- Strategic initiatives stall under operational weight.
Continued success becomes dependent on precision.
Without intentional revenue architecture, complexity compounds and performance becomes increasingly dependent on heroic effort.
ButĀ with the right structure...
- Clarity sharpens
- Execution aligns
- Leadership regains altitude
- Growth becomes deliberate.
ThisĀ is what Predictable Revenue ArchitectureĀ creates.
āRobās exceptional sales acumen, natural coaching abilities, and genuine passion for people and their development set him apart.ā
ā Dan Mennie, Microsoft
See What Most Partners Don't in 10 Minutes Or Less
With TheĀ Microsoft Partner Growth Checkā¢Ā
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Growth rarely stalls without warning, but the signals are often hidden inside the structure of the business and very few partners know how to fix the underlying issues. TheĀ Ā Microsoft Partner Growth Checkā¢Ā is designedĀ to surface those issues quickly.
By answering 20 carefully chosen questions, you'll uncover...
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1. Structural risks that often go unnoticed until valuation is testedĀ
4. The operational gaps separating momentum from repeatability
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2. Where founder dependency may still be driving revenueĀ
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5. How predictable your pipeline truly is
3. Whether your go-to-market motion is built to scale
6. Executive-level visibility into the areas quietly constraining scale, leadership leverage, and enterprise value
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"The Yoda of sales." -Ā Kristen McLaughlan,Ā HSO
The challenges facing Microsoft partners today rarely stem from effort or ambition. More often, they are structural. Hidden inside revenue design, leadership leverage, go-to-market clarity, and operational discipline.Ā Rob Triggs is trusted by partner executives to help them see what others miss and architect the foundations required for predictable, scalable growth.Ā
Drawing on decades of experience inside high-performance sales organizations and Microsoft partner environments, Rob works alongside leadership teams to strengthen revenue engines, reduce founder dependency, and position firms for long-term enterprise value.
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This is not traditional consulting.
It's revenue architecture designed for partners building whatās next.
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You Donāt Have to NavigateĀ ChangeĀ Alone
RTR'sĀ approach to sales combines mindset & belief work, structure, practical tools, and real-world application with the king of ongoing support few sellers - or leaders - know they need to achieve repeatable success through the
CALM Sales Approach training program and THRIVE Community.
I'veĀ Sat in The Chair You're Sitting In
Iāve led revenue inside Microsoft partner environments where the expectations were high, the margin for error was thin, and growth was not optional.
I understand what it feels like when the business is successful on the surface yet you know the next stage of scale will demand a different level of structure, leadership, and revenue design.
Not long ago, a partner CEO shared a frustration I hear often:
"We have talented people, strong solutions, and real market demand yet growth still feels harder than it should."
When we looked deeper, the issue wasnāt effort, and it wasn't capability or market opportunity.Ā It wasĀ structural.
- Founder-led momentum was still carrying too much of the revenue load
- Pipeline creation lacked reliability
- The go-to-market story, while credible, did not clearly communicate the firmās true strategic value
Once those elements became visible the path forward became clear and withĀ the right revenue architecture in place, leadership teams gained more than faster growth. They gained:
- Predictability
- Operational confidence
- A business that scaled beyond any single individual
This is the work I care deeply about.
Because when a partner strengthens the structure beneath its growth, everything changes.Ā Execution sharpens, leaders breathe easier, and enterprise value expands.
If youāre sensing that your firm is capable of another level,Ā youāre probably right.
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Let's Talk!What If You Could See Where Your Next Stage of Scale is Being Limited?
You Can With TheĀ Microsoft Partner Growth Checkā¢Ā
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- Find outĀ - How your sales engine compares to top-performing Microsoft partners
- GetĀ A Breakdown of Where You're Excelling, And Where You're NotĀ - Whatās working and the hidden gaps that are holding you back from scalable growth?
- Feel Instant Relief from OverthinkingĀ - Because you'll know whatĀ areas you need to focus on to unlock your full sales potential
