The two-day National Sales Leaders Conference (NSLC), organized by MGA Consulting Ghana Limited and CorEvents Solutions, concluded with resounding success.
The conference attracted over 2,000 participants from various industries, including telecom, banking, insurance, pharmaceuticals, management and consultancy, state-owned enterprises, technology, engineering, building and construction, oil and gas, and manufacturing.
At the closing ceremony, Clarus Kwofie, General Manager of CorEvents Solutions Limited, highlighted the conference’s achievements. “We introduced fresh strategies, focused on customer-centricity, and explored technology’s role in enhancing sales processes. Our networking sessions led to new partnerships, and the positive feedback demonstrates the value and impact of our collective efforts,” he said.
A defining moment was the launch of the National Sales Academy (NSA) and National Sales Achievers Awards (NSAA). Kwofie emphasized, “This event has not only showcased our progress but also laid the foundation for future achievements in sales.”
Call to Action
Kwofie urged participants to stay connected and involved in the network they had started. “We have exciting initiatives and events planned, and we look forward to your continued participation,” he said.
He expressed gratitude to all guest speakers, main speakers, partners, sponsors, and media partners for their support in making the conference a success.
Conference Highlights
Over the two days, the NSLC delved into core themes such as thriving in uncertainty, maximizing sales, women in sales leadership, branding, and sales performance.
The conference featured keynote addresses from renowned figures in modern sales leadership, offering insights into cutting-edge strategies and the future of customer engagement.
The NSLC was organized under the theme “Sales Unleashed: The Role of Sales in Sustained Organizational Revenue Growth and Economic Development.” It was a collaborative effort by CorEvents Solutions Limited, MGA Consulting Ghana Limited, the Chartered Institute of Marketing Ghana (CIMG), and the Sekondi-Takoradi Chamber of Commerce & Industry (STCCI).
