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Women In Media - Take Yourself To Market (Brighton)

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In a fluid economy and highly competitive market, it is increasingly important to find, win and keep business. This intense training course covers these three core areas and aims to help you be objective about assessing your business proposition, defining your best practice pitch procedure and developing your long-term relationship management methodology.

Women In Media - Take Yourself To Market Training Course

This is a Wired Sussex Women In Media course

Date: Thursday 30th June
Time: 2-6pm
Venue: TBC, Brighton
Cost: £58.75 / £29.37 - Discount for early booking

In a fluid economy and highly competitive market, it is increasingly important to find, win and keep business.

This intense training course , which will delivered by Hilary Kelsh, covers these three core areas and aims to help you be objective about assessing your business proposition, defining your best practice pitch procedure and developing your long-term relationship management methodology.

Registration & Enquiries:
To register for this event book online at the Women In Media site. For other enquiries call 01273 201 780, email women@wiredsussex.com or browse the Women In Media site.

Location

Brighton, TBA.