Event Management |
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Creating a memorable, relevant and professional event takes experience, talent and an impressive book of contacts. My M-Link's sister company, Applied Eventology, has all this, as well as an in-depth understanding of your sector, making it a valuable service if you're looking to run a company event, workshop or seminar. With a secret formula to delivering successful events, Applied Eventology provides a bespoke, cost effective service, delivering every type of event from a small roundtable to a prestigious conference. From a fully hands-on service to support individuals or small teams, to a specific service to complement a department’s planned activity, Applied Eventology is an infinitely flexible resource. Able to provide an industry database, specialist expertise, and a huge resource of contacts, ranging from influential speakers to unusual venues, you could even benefit from a personalised events webpage just for you. And if you need a well-resourced venue for your event, then take a look at the Medical Technologies Innovation Centre (MTIC), a versatile resource at the heart of the country. Offering professional, affordable venue space, collaboration opportunities and a knowledge bank, MTIC is designed to encourage and promote inspiration and cooperation. Its three fully equipped meeting rooms offer informal, comfortable corners and sophisticated seminar spaces. Based in central Birmingham, with good transport links, MTIC is quickly becoming a vibrant hub for pioneers and entrepreneurs. Email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to arrange a link-up with Lucy Watkins at Applied Eventology, who will be happy to discuss your requirements and arrange a no-obligation consultation. |
Sales for MDs: What is your process for winning tenders, and does it work? |
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9th September 2010 A lively, interactive talk that will change the way you think about your sales process and sales challenges. It is designed for Managing Directors, Operation Directors and CEO's, looking for a different approach to hold their sales people accountable for increasing sales, shortening the sales cycle, and business development. |