EVM – Escola de Vendas para Mulheres

Depoimentos das Alunas EVM

Veja como a metodologia CNE transformou vendas, faturamento e confiança de empreendedoras reais que decidiram estudar na Escola de Vendas para Mulheres.

A polished conference table made of dark, rich wood in a bright, modern Brazilian coworking space, covered with open notebooks, highlighters in warm earthy tones, a tablet showing an abstract sales funnel graphic, and neatly stacked cards with icons representing confidence, negotiation, and empathy. Floor-to-ceiling windows let in golden late-afternoon light, casting long, elegant shadows across the table surface and creating soft reflections in a glass partition behind. Photographic realism, slightly elevated angle with strong depth, background softened to keep attention on the learning materials. The mood is ambitious yet welcoming, evoking a professional environment where women learn advanced sales skills without depicting any people.

Histórias Reais

Transformador

Em três meses aplicando o CNE dobrei meu faturamento em serviços e finalmente perdi o medo de oferecer meus pacotes no preço que valem.

— Aya Nakamura

Mais segura

Antes da EVM eu tinha vergonha de vender meus próprios serviços e passava semanas produzindo conteúdo sem transformar em faturamento. Depois de aplicar a metodologia CNE, em 3 meses dobrei meu ticket médio, bati meu primeiro faturamento de R$ 30 mil em um único lançamento e, principalmente, passei a conduzir conversas de venda com segurança e estratégia. Hoje eu sei negociar sem medo de “ser chata”, sei comunicar meu valor de forma clara e consigo planejar meu funil de vendas com previsibilidade. A escola não mudou só os números do meu negócio, mudou minha confiança como empreendedora e me deu clareza de carreira para crescer sem me sentir sozinha.

— Mateo García

Resultados rápidos

Aprendi a me posicionar sem pedir desculpas. Aumentei meus preços em 40% e, mesmo assim, passei a ouvir mais “sim” das clientes certas.

— Lila Patel

A close-up of a minimalist whiteboard mounted on a matte pastel wall in a contemporary training room, covered with hand-drawn arrows, percentage symbols, and segmented circles that subtly form three interconnected zones hinting at a CNE sales framework. On a narrow shelf below rest neatly stacked workbooks labeled only with abstract geometric patterns in feminine yet professional colors like deep teal and rose beige. Diffused overhead lighting creates an even, soft illumination with minimal glare, while the background fades into gentle blur. Photographic realism, straight-on composition, calm and focused atmosphere that communicates structured, methodical learning in a Brazilian women’s sales school without any human presence.
An elegant corner of a minimalist studio set up to represent the founder’s presence through objects: a high-backed fabric chair in muted terracotta, a small round side table holding a closed leather-bound notebook, a slim laptop, and a delicate gold bracelet resting on top as a subtle symbol of feminine leadership. Behind, a clean wall displays a series of framed abstract line art pieces arranged in a vertical rhythm, echoing growth charts. Soft morning window light enters from the left, creating gentle gradients on the wall and a calm, credible atmosphere. Photographic realism, eye-level composition, shallow depth of field, conveying authority, authenticity, and the soul of a Brazilian female founder without any human figure.
A sleek, modern home office desk made of light Brazilian wood, covered with neatly arranged sales planning tools: an open laptop with a colorful sales dashboard, a spiral-bound notebook filled with hand-drawn funnel diagrams, and a set of color-coded sticky notes forming the letters C, N, and E as an abstract reference to a structured method. The desk is positioned near a large window overlooking a soft-focus São Paulo skyline. Warm afternoon natural light washes over the scene, creating gentle shadows and subtle reflections on a glass water bottle. Photographic realism, eye-level composition, clean and professional mood with a shallow depth of field, emphasizing focus and organization in women’s sales education without showing any people.