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BOATING ONTARIO ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES THE LAUNCH OF SPRING TRAINING 2020

Boating Ontario

Jan 21, 2020

The Boating Ontario Association, along with presenting sponsors Aviva Insurance Canada and MD Marine Insurance, is pleased to announce the launch of Spring Training 2020. This five-hour course is designed and suited for all levels of marina and dealership management, along with sales professionals. The training session, lead by duo Sam Dantzler and Jordon ‘Schooly’ Schoolmeester of Garage Composites, will cover State of the Industry, Digital Leads, CRM, the Psychology of Selling, Utilizing a Sales Process, and the “Big Four” Closing Strategies.

Boating Ontario’s MarineWorx Development Fund – our industry-funded, education-focused program – will offset $50 per member attendee for the first 50 paid registrations at each location, lowering member participation cost to only $100. Non-members are also welcome to attend the training sessions at a rate of $250 per attendee; companies that chose to join the Association within 30 days of the event will be reimbursed $100 per attendee.

Spring Training 2020 will be making stops in Smiths Falls, Barrie and London between March 31st and April 2nd. For more information and to register, visit: 

https://www.boatingontario.ca/cpages/boatingontario

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