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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2026 · 11 MIN

The Sales Framework Lab: Dissecting MEDDIC/MEDDPICC, Challenger, and SPIN Selling

from Life Sciences Sales Lab

In today’s hyper-digital, post-COVID world, life sciences sales has evolved far beyond traditional playbooks. So why are teams still relying on frameworks designed for selling printers and generic SaaS?In this episode of Life Sciences Sales Lab, host Dr. Shannon Gregg takes a deep dive into the frameworks that have shaped modern sales — from SPIN and Challenger to MEDDIC/MEDDPICC — and puts them under the microscope of top-20 pharma selling.Joined by industry experts, the conversation explores how sales leaders can shift from outdated, script-based approaches to diagnostic, data-driven partnerships that truly move opportunities forward.From building trust in a data-first world to aligning with regulatory, patient, and time-to-market pressures, this episode challenges conventional thinking and offers a smarter way to approach complex enterprise sales in life sciences.If you're a CRO, sales leader, or account executive navigating today’s evolving pharma landscape — this episode will reshape how you think about frameworks, conversations, and closing high-stakes deals.

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