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The great part about it is the sales reps work with the district sales manager. I work more with the regionalsales managers and the district sales managers than I do with the sales reps. You are someone we will definitely be continuing to watch. It’s been fantastic having you on the show.
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I can drive my definition, but I want you to start there. Sales Force Design as his core skills, he has climbed the ranks of Johnson & Johnson while winning multiple president’s club awards, manager and director of the year honors all while being the youngest RegionalSales Director in his company’s history.
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