This year, we are delighted to announce our official partnership with the Sales Innovation Expo, the UK’s biggest sales event offering the latest trends, ground-breaking innovations and industry advice to senior sales leaders.
Running alongside the B2B Marketing Expo on the 28th and 29th of March at ExCeL London, the show is set to attract over 10,000 of the country’s top sales and marketing professionals. The two-day event offers visitors the chance to engage with 400 innovative suppliers, take part in 70 interactive masterclasses and engross themselves in 200 seminars from some of the best known names including LinkedIn’s Global Content Director Jason Miller; Raja Saggi from Google; COO for Microsoft UK Nicola Hodson and many more!
The free event is a must for sales leaders looking for the tools from across the globe to fire up their sales force, secure more revenue than ever before, and achieve unprecedented levels of business growth. To book your free ticket simply visit the website.
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