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Doug Davidoff

Founder & CEO

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Doug Davidoff

Founder & CEO

Doug is the founder and CEO of Lift Enablement and the author of the award-winning #1 bestseller The Revenue Acceleration Framework. He’s directly advised 20 companies that have successfully sold for a combined value of more than $2 billion.

For more than 20 years, Doug has been advising small and mid-market companies committed to serious growth and wanting to hear the truth about achieving it. Doug has worked firsthand with more than 1,500 companies (seen their financial statements), so he knows the difference between what works, what sounds good, and what doesn’t.

Doug takes a no-holds-barred, no-bullshit approach to business growth. He’s quick to adopt new ideas, methods, and technologies and skeptical of products and strategies dubbed “the next thing.” His unique approach integrates real-world research (done "in the field" where leads are created and sales take place, rather than in a laboratory) with systems design to generate methods that drive results. He combines an in-depth knowledge of sales and marketing theory and strategy with front-line execution expertise to know what works, what doesn’t, and why it is so.

It doesn’t take long (typically less than 5 minutes) for someone who meets Doug or hears him speak to think, “Wow, this guy sees things that others are missing…and he makes sense!” His insights not only motivate but also create change.

Doug’s not all work. He likes to have a lot of fun as well. When Doug’s not advising a client, working with a member of the Lift team, creating a new approach, or authoring a blog, you’ll most likely find him at a Nationals game, watching a Nationals or Capitals game, or hanging out with his wife, two kids, and dog.

Fun Facts:

  • He coached college baseball for three years
  • He’s seen Bruce Springsteen live in concert 50 times
  • He gets his sense of humor and quick wit from his father (but please don’t laugh at his jokes, it only encourages him)