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Interview with Rob Jolles on Executive DevelopmentOctober 2007 - By Dr. Nagendra V Chowdary |
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Rob Jolles is one of the most sought-after speakers in the country, Rob Jolles not only successfully sold for two of the most respected sales institutions in the nation, New York Life and Xerox; he managed their training as well. He was instrumental in creating, delivering and managing Xerox Corporation's highly touted customer sales training programs. A published author of three best-selling books, and President of Jolles Associates, Inc., his programs teach you the lessons taught by Xerox to their sales force and customers. These programs, along with his staff of former Xerox Sales Trainers, have allowed him to amass a client list that reads like a Who'sWho of Fortune 500 companies, including Toyota, Disney, NASA, Nortel, a dozen Universities, and over 50 financial institutions. He lives in Great Falls, Virginia.
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