Tune into the latest ERA Talks podcast, hosted by Walter Tobin, ERA CEO, and featuring a discussion with Holly Good of Cornell Dubilier Electronics, Holly Myers, CPRM of Genie Group, and Chris Straube, of Straube Associates Inc., to get a sneak peek of the 2022 ERA Virtual Sales Training – an online educational initiative to be hosted live Oct. 4 – 6.
In this episode, you will learn more about the Virtual Sales Training event, it’s benefits and goals. The group will provide answers to such questions as: what audience is this training targeting, how will the program differ from the 2021 training, what are the sessions that will be presented, what takeaways will the sessions provide, who is presenting the training, and how this training is different than other industry training being offered?
On the fence about attending this event? Interested in learning more of what this ERA educational opportunity has to offer? Tune in today to get more info! And we hope to see you online at the event in October.
Learn much more about the ERA Virtual Sales Training, and easily register online, here.
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