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Do you belong to a medical device association? Has membership ever helped your business? If so, which one? (I have a list below, with links.) What do you look for in membership? A vague hope someone can introduce you to a decision maker? A peer network to help get a new job? Continuing education? Experts with whom you can share ideas and from whom you can learn? Personally, I like the Device Alliance Association here in Southern California where I live. Members are kept up to date on trends and industry news and they meet monthly. Check out the links below and share with the group: Which associations are worthwhile for you? American Associations of Medical Colleges +++++++++++++++ May 2 at 10x: Neuro Sales & Marketing Mastery Workshop Added! Learn the latest communication strategies that are working today by utilizing the latest in Neuroscience, Linguistics, transformational grammar, and message engineering. See http://medgroup.biz/10x for information. At this exclusive 10x Workshop, you will get a private lesson from one of the world’s best marketers in healthcare. In three hours presenter Mike Sperduti will show you how to: • Breakthrough the 10,000 sales and marketing messages bombarding your customers each day – and grab their attention to motivate them to act on your offer. • Learn how to write, speak, and sell more effectively so customers see, hear, and feel your value proposition and want to do business with you. • Create an instant connection with your targeted audience and engineer meaningful conversations that accelerate action so you can sell faster and more profitably. • Learn how to build a predictable and repeatable sales process so you can feel confident you know exactly what to do to meet/exceed your sales plan. Whether you’re an industry veteran or new to sales, join this workshop for new material that will give you an edge over the competition. +++++++++++++++ Wishing you a productive week, Dan Golka Marked as spam
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