☘️ The Luck of the Irish is Still On Your Side…
Yesterday was St Patrick’s Day, and we hope you managed to find a little bit of the Irish spirit… a Guinness, a bit of craic or just wearing something green!
And for the National Sales Conference, we’re using it as the perfect excuse to remind you that your lucky window to grab early bird tickets is still open, but only until 27th March.
Two events, two brilliant opportunities:
💙 NSC London: Leadership Edition | 7 July 2026 from £495 + VAT
Keynotes & roundtables for leaders who are serious about growth.
💙 NSC Birmingham: Team Edition | 20–21 January 2027 from £245 + VAT
World-class development, AI trends & peer insight, followed by the National Sales Awards.
Early bird pricing ends in 10 days, so if you’ve been thinking about it, now’s the time! ⏳
Yesterday was St Patrick’s Day, and we hope you managed to find a little bit of the Irish spirit… a Guinness, a bit of craic or just wearing something green!
And for the National Sales Conference, we’re using it as the perfect excuse to remind you that your lucky window to grab early bird tickets is still open, but only until 27th March.
Two events, two brilliant opportunities:
💙 NSC London: Leadership Edition | 7 July 2026 from £495 + VAT
Keynotes & roundtables for leaders who are serious about growth.
💙 NSC Birmingham: Team Edition | 20–21 January 2027 from £245 + VAT
World-class development, AI trends & peer insight, followed by the National Sales Awards.
Early bird pricing ends in 10 days, so if you’ve been thinking about it, now’s the time! ⏳
Thanks
Steve
Steve
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