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TLSA International open North West office in Preston
Surrey-based sales management company TLSA International has expanded into the North West to meet the demand of its growing client list.
The training and sales management product provider will open its new office in Preston, Lancashire, to serve as a regional head office for North West customers.
TLSA said it has experienced strong demand for its sales leadership training, skills accelerator ‘immersive simulation’ products, sales management master classes and professional selling programmes.
The firm’s executive head office will remain in Haslemere, Surrey, while the Preston office will improve transport links across the UK and in the North West especially.
Regional account director, Adrian Bond, will head up the Preston site with his previous experience in developing sales function within businesses across a number of sectors.
Carl Corrigan of TLSA commented: “As many companies seek to improve their bottom line by investing in training for their sales professionals and sales management teams, we continue to see strong demand for our services both nationally across the SME landscape, and globally throughout our blue chip clients.”
“We are delighted to have secured Adrian Bond and the new offices which will allow us room for future growth and provide local offices to our growing client base across Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds and Sheffield.
“Our recent successful bids and tender awards have confirmed an enviable number of new client wins and our additional offices reflect a confidence in our ability to continue to offer flexible and fully accredited Sales Leadership Training solutions with a long lasting impact.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Miranda Dobson .
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