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LondonTechnologyWeek – a Must for Tech Businesses
Leading figures in tech will travel from around the world to Europe’s largest festival of technology events to take place across the capital from June 20-26th
London Technology Week is a festival of events representing the entire technology ecosystem. No other festival brings together as many domestic and international tech specialists and enthusiasts to London for such a variety of networking, social, learning and business opportunities.
durhamlane will be heading to London the 22nd of June, proudly hosting an impactful workshop session for people who have a role to play in the future success of their tech business. The truly engaging workshop will help to improve commercial mindsets and provide toolkits to effectively support business growth using durhamlane’s proven Sales Methodology “Selling at a Higher Level”.
Visit www.durhamlane.co.uk and book a seat for the FREE masterclass at the award-winning Saw Swee Hock Student Centre in London.
The durhamlane sales approach has helped the likes of Sage, HP, Xero, CrunchBoards, Centrica, British Gas, FreeAgent, TSG & EvaluAgent and made a measurable difference to their commercial endeavours.
London Technology Week is organised by UBM EMEA, in association with founding partners London & Partners, ExCeL London and Tech London Advocates, with support from strategic partners Tech City UK, UKTI and techUK.
Headline events include UKTI and London & Partners’ Setting up in London, Stack Overflow’s Tech Talent: Developing Our Future, Equinix’s and Ungagged: SEO Digital Marketing and TSG’s futuretech.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Richard Lane .
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