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Helping Manufacturing Sales Teams Master a Broad Product Suite Through Intuitive Sales Training
How Chesterton upskills teams and amps up sales through video-based practice.

It’s made our lives so much easier! We can execute sales boot camps and other training camps across teams, across locations, and across countries! The results are consistent and phenomenal. Every learner/user who has experienced Rehearsal has only good things to say about the platform. Even initial video-skeptics embraced the tool, as they could witness changes—eye contact, communication, delivery, and so much more. We see us continuing to use Rehearsal and build strength, overcome technological challenges, rely on analytics, and move forward as an organization.
Mark Orlando
Global Training Manager
A.W. Chesterton is a world leader in helping process industry companies and manufacturers improve the reliability and effectiveness of their process platforms. They are known for their award-winning pump and valve sealing solutions, applications expertise, equipment maintenance and wear-prevention products, and knowledgeable, hands-on local service.
Founded in 1884 and headquartered in Massachusetts, Chesterton has an extensive sales force spread across 113 countries worldwide.
With an expansive sales force responsible for selling a suite of Chesterton products—from pumps and seals to coatings and lubricants across all major industries—team members are expected to go through Chesterton University for in-depth product knowledge sessions combined with sales enablement activities.
The two-week in-person training sessions include homework assignments at the end of each training day, which involve learners creating and uploading video solutions to proposed sales situations.
“We believe the video-based practice and learning methodology is the ideal approach for our organization and our objectives. It helps drive training home through effective practice and application of new skills,” Mark Orlando, Global Training Manager at Chesterton.
The company’s LMS was not the ideal platform for this mission. Learners found it extremely challenging to record videos using their LMS. The video recording and uploading took up valuable time and frustrated learners daily. Each file from every learner had to be accessed by the L&D leader, checked for issues, and passed on to the mentor for review. They then repeated the entire process in reverse—from mentor to the L&D leader and finally to the learner for feedback.
This long and arduous system became a deterrent for learners to sign up or complete sales training programs. For Mentors and Facilitators, the process of checking learning outcomes was exhaustive. L&D leaders found it clunky and inconvenient. The strategically designed training curriculum and sound content were reduced to an unpleasant training experience for all stakeholders. Even worse, it negatively affected the learning culture in the organization. Without collaboration among learners, upskilling efforts of sales members fell short. Company sales dipped and failed to motivate global sales teams.
“From elevator pitches to handling diverse scenarios, we wanted to continuously evaluate and support sales team members to pitch better, and the current system was just not supportive of our mission.”
When the pandemic struck, sales members could not visit plants and experience the products. Luckily, participants became more comfortable with virtual sessions and recording videos of lessons learned, but the logistical challenges and mediocre learning experiences persisted.
“We also want to move these training programs internationally—involving sales members in Australia, China, India, Japan, and beyond.”
Chesterton trialed Rehearsal, a video-based practice tool from ELB Learning, and was impressed with how the platform could efficiently address their pain points.
Distribution of tasks to learners via Rehearsal was simple and immediate. Facilitators and L&D Managers could move away from lengthy pages of instructions and scenarios, instead simply recording a scenario with expectations and instantly distributing a quick, clear brief to all learners.
In response, learners could quickly apply knowledge and skills, record videos, and submit their assignments directly to their mentors/facilitators. Further, learners received their assessment in real-time through the application’s AI tool. It allowed learners to dramatically improve sales demos and soft skills by repeatedly responding to workplace scenarios and refining their knowledge and skills.
Rehearsal truly transformed how Chesterton was delivering training:
“Chesterton experienced astounding results from the get-go! The whole company benefited from Rehearsal, not just sales. Within two weeks of using the tool, we could witness a sea of change in learning outcomes. It’s been an upward trend in all aspects, and we continue to see the same amazing and consistent results two years later.”
“It has had a tremendous impact on learners! It has undoubtedly transformed sales training efforts which helped us meet our business objectives.”
A six-month check-in revealed the following metrics:
“It’s made our lives so much easier! We can execute sales boot camps and other training camps across teams, across locations, and across countries! The results are consistent and phenomenal. Every learner/user who has experienced Rehearsal has only good things to say about the platform. Even initial video-skeptics embraced the tool, as they could witness changes—eye contact, communication, delivery, and so much more. We see us continuing to use Rehearsal and build strength, overcome technological challenges, rely on analytics, and move forward as an organization.” Mark Orlando, Global Training Manager at Chesterton.