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When:
February 23rd, 2006 10:00 to 19:00
Location:
University of Westminster, 115 New Cavendish Street, London W1W 6UW
Want to re-write your business development strategy? Need practical dos and donts to improve new business wins and raise your company profile, but dont want to pay huge consultancy fees? NMK's unique Nirvana course is a chance for you to focus on building a better future...
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You want to re-write your business development strategy, and
need practical dos and donts to improve new business wins and
raise your company profile, but dont want to pay huge
consultancy fees.... where do you begin?
NMKs unique Nirvana course is designed for you. This course is
a chance for you to focus on building a better future, take it
now before someone else does.
Nirvana is a fully rounded course spread over 2 1/2 days, over
2 months. It involves practical assistance, workshop theory and
1:1 consultancy, aimed to give you the best possible advantage
in a highly competitive industry.
Youll be mentored by one of the industries most experienced
and renowned business development experts; Hilary Kelsh. With
over 15 years experience in the creative and digital
communications industries; the last 8 focused on business
development through sales, marketing and pr, she writes and
leads best practice business development courses for SMEs here
in the UK and abroad; Hilary brings a wealth of both practical
and strategic knowledge to businesses wishing to grow and
consolidate. Book your place now for an opportunity to learn
from her.
How the Nirvana 2 1/2 day course will benefit your
business:
by positive measurable impact on your business development
potential
by helping you clarify your business growth strategy and what
practical steps you need to take to achieve your goals
by giving you the tools and confidence for practical
implementation, immediately.
by giving you a chance to share ideas, fears and experiences
in confidence with Hilary on a 1:1 consultancy basis
Who the course is for:
This course is specifically aimed at digital agencies (no more
than 25 staff) in their first few years of trading. Attendees
are likely to be owner/managers or those responsible for the
generation of new business. In particular senior professionals
who are seeking to consolidate their experience, and achieve
their business goals in a highly competitive market.
Companies are encouraged where possible to send more than one
representative, and additional places are offered at a highly
reduced rate.
Objectives:
To have a positive impact on company turnover through setting
and achieving of actual business goals
To build business development, negotiation, relationship
management, sales and marketing skills
To empower participants through shared learning and practical
immediate implementation.
Course structure:
The course workshops consist of two full days and one half
day each one month apart
Over the course, 2 private consultancy sessions of up to 2
hours are offered with the course leader
Each day of workshop will be balanced between individual and
group work and presentation
Intense preparation exercises will be set well in advance for
each day and will be an integral part of the workshop.
Preparation:
All participants will be required to sign a confidentiality
agreement
Participants must complete all course modules accordingly
prior to the sessions
Participants must be willing to divulge client revenue
percentages NB. (Participants will not be asked to identify
actual clients)
Cost: First delegate £850.00 (£600.00 concession);
second delegate from the same company £400.00.
Places on this course are limited to help Hilary focus on what
you need. Book your place now.
Location
University of Westminster, 115 New Cavendish Street, London W1W 6UW
51.519967
-0.141547
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