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Monday, September 7th 2009 Turning Customers Into Gold TiE at KPMG - Manchester 
'Turning Customers Into Gold' addresses many of the sales and marketing issues faced by companies, large and small, in these increasingly competitive and uncertain times - destroying the myths and conventions that inhibit many companies and individuals from taking full advantage of the real opportunity that exists. TiE, a not-for-profit global network of entrepreneurs and professionals, was founded in 1992 in Silicon Valley, California, USA. TiE stands for Talent, Ideas and Enterprise. It is an open and inclusive organization that has rapidly grown to more than fifty three chapters in twelve countries. read more... |
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Business Seminars & Workshops
- innovative, motivational and entertaining
Profit Discovery from Jigsaw Sales & Marketing delivers highly educational yet innovative, motivational and entertaining business seminars and workshops to a wide range of business audiences.
This includes the highly acclaimed 'Turning Customers Into Gold' from leading business speaker Dale Howarth, delivering 12 practical and down-to-earth lessons that can be used in any business, to outmarket, outsell and outperform the competition.
'Make it Happen' provides 5 ground breaking rules for business success in an increasingly competitive age. Providing the tools necessary to accelerate the fortunes of any business, irrespective of size industry and is of particular benefit to businesses in the first few years of development or those finding the way difficult and looking for new ideas and inspiration.
To see our current schedule of events simply go to 'Event Booking'.
If you would like to take advantage of the opportunities presented to develop your business directly through one of our seminars or workshops, simply visit the 'Sponsorship Opportunities' or 'In-House Seminars and Workshops' sections below.
Whether you attend, sponsor or hold and event in-house for your business - you will be in good company.
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