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Mаyа is аn accоunt executive with WоrkFоrce Learning Solutions, a Vancouver-based company that provides digital onboarding, compliance training, and employee-development software. She has been working with Pacific Distribution Group, a logistics company with approximately 600 employees at several locations in British Columbia. Through several discovery meetings, Maya has learned the following: HR wants more consistent onboarding across locations. Operations wants new warehouse employees productive more quickly. Safety wants better documentation showing employees have completed required training. IT is concerned about integration with the company’s existing systems. The CFO wants evidence that the investment will reduce administrative costs or improve productivity. Pacific Distribution has invited Maya to a 30-minute presentation with representatives from all five areas. Maya’s sales manager suggests using the company’s standard 35-slide presentation because “it covers everything customers normally ask about.” Maya believes the presentation should be more customized. Identify which of the three Chapter 5 presentation approaches — memorized, formula, or need-satisfaction — Maya should use. Explain why that approach is most appropriate for this particular selling situation (3 marks). Develop a customer-value proposition Maya could use as the central message of the presentation. Your answer should clearly connect Pacific Distribution’s problem to the value WorkForce Learning Solutions could create (2 marks). Identify and explain three key elements Maya should include in the presentation. These could include specific benefits, demonstrations, data/visualization, customer stories, or other appropriate presentation content. For each element, explain which member(s) of the buying centre it is intended to influence and why (6 marks). Finally, identify one thing Maya should deliberately leave out or avoid doing during the presentation and explain why (1 mark).