As a football fan, I am gearing up for a number of upcoming derbies. From the East Midlands derby to a Manchester classic, North London to West London, the next few days will be packed full of passion, energy & excitement!


But what is the big deal about a derby?


I think I speak for us all when I say the stakes are that little bit higher when you’re playing against your local and most direct competition, it makes the victory even sweeter, but to win you need to be at your very best.


That’s why I recommend securing your tickets to the National Sales Conference, on 23 November, and save £350 on the early bird by booking this week. 


Universally regarded as the UK’s leading Personal & Professional Development event for C-Level, Business Owners, Sales Leaders & Sales Professionals the National Sales Conference will help you win more business and stay ahead of the competition.

See you next week, 

Steve

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Steve Lindsey

National Sales Conference

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