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HSMAI Hotel Sales Strategy Conference

Maximizing Revenue and Resources in a Changing Economy 31 March 2009
Swissôtel
United States - Chicago, IL

Save the dated for the 3rd HSMAI Hotel Sales Strategy conference,. The conference, organized by HSMAI's Hotel Director of Sales & Marketing Special Interest Group, is designed to add even greater value for hotel sales staff attending HSMAI's Affordable Meetings Mid-America, which follows on April 1-2, 2009.

Click Here for a recap of the 2008 Hotel Sales Strategy Conference.

The HDOSM SIG provides information, leadership development, and a variety of other resources specifically relevant to hotel directors of sales and marketing, to sales staff who aspire to one day be directors of sales and marketing, and to other industry professionals interested in developments within hotel sales. Their vision is to establish a resource-rich environment in collaboration with the HSMAI membership that is indispensable for the career professional in hotel sales and marketing.

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Bob Gilbert
United States - McLean, Phone: 703-610-9024
Fax: 703-610-9005
Email: bgilbert@hsmai.org

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