Read our new brochure:

Our new company brochure is now available for you to read online. You can also download a pdf version here.

“I have known Nadeem from SMART Way Forward for about three years now and have always been impressed with his infectious enthusiasm and motivation. He comes across as one of those people who make things happen and inspire other people to get the best from themselves. I consider Nadeem to be trustworthy, honourable, professional and would recommend him as someone you should do business with because even if he can’t help you directly, he will introduce you to someone who can just because he wants to help you.”
Ian Wakefield
Business Development Manager, The Institute for the Management of Sport and Physical Activity (IMSPA)

5 November 2017

Are you being memorable for the right reasons?

To a seasoned salesperson, delivering a great presentation is probably second nature. But if you or anyone in your team is new to sales, marketing or customer services, then standing up and explaining why your products and services are the perfect solution to a client’s needs, can be daunting.

Even with all the technology we now have available to help us create a presentation, content is key – it must be relevant, engaging, interactive and memorable. The perfect balance of theory, practical, visual and demonstration. The pressure is on, because your business depends on it – ‘winging it’ is definitely is not an option!

At SMART Way Forward, we have trained many people in how to design, prepare, structure and deliver professional, memorable sales presentations. Many organisations have won tenders, projects, sold more products/services and secured many more orders, simply by learning how to deliver better presentations.

If you want your team and business to experience similar results, contact us on either 01438 227563 or email info@smartwayforward.co.uk and book a day of on-site ‘Presentation Skills training’ and see how we can help you stand out from your competitors.

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