I’m delighted to remind you that our September meeting will take place on Wednesday 7th September and very pleased to announce that we have an expert in his field as our guest speaker.
Some of you may know, or have heard of Paul Routley, but for those of you who don’t know him, Paulis an award winning trainer and one of the country’s leading authorities on modern sales techniques. During his career Paul has lived and worked in more than ten European countries including Germany, France, Sweden, Italy, Switzerland, Holland, Belgium and Ireland.
Paul has been responsible for the development of our unique customer focused sales model and system. With close to twenty years experience in sales at all levels, within a wide variety of markets Paul is one of the UK’s leading trainers, Paul is a fellow of the Institute of Sales and Marketing Management and is currently in the process of writing his first book on modern selling. Wow! With credentials like these, I’m sure you will agree that we are incredibly fortunate to be given the opportunity to hear Paul’s advice on closing a sale and sales techniques in general. This promises to be a dynamic and very interesting meeting. I can’t wait!
I can’t wait to see your smiling faces again and hear the sound of your happy chatter and laughter. What a great group we have!
Here are all the other details you need to come along:
DATE: Wednesday 7th September 2011
TIME: 6.45 – 9.00pm
VENUE: Canterbury Christ Church University
Centre for Enterprise and Business Development
Rowan Williams Court
30 Pembroke Court
Chatham Maritime
Kent ME4 4UF
Hope to see you there!
Best wishes
Sarah
I’m delighted to announce that a good friend and colleague of mine, Christine Le Penuizic, will be coming along to help us generate new ideas for an innovative, confident and impactful elevator speech. I know that I am often reduced to a babbling mess when someone asks me what I do, so this will be perfect for me to be able to communicate what I do in a more succinct and articulate manner!
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