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Chelsee Lowe
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Nexion Rolls Out New Training Events

Apr 13, 2015

What:
Nexion’s Nex-Door events will offer networking and training opportunities to agency members across the U.S. The program is part of Nexion’s 25th anniversary celebration and kicks off May 5 with an event in Denver focused on selling Europe to first-time visitors.

Why It Matters:
Successful travel agents make professional development a priority and recognize the value in building relationships with other travel industry players. Nexion’s Nex-Door trainings  —  free of charge for Nexion members  —  are an opportunity to do all of the above. Multigenerational travel, luxury travel and international travel will be highlighted at future events, among other trends. Attendees will also review how to best use Nexion marketing programs to grow business, participate in round-table presentations and attend trade shows with supplier partners. Event details and registration documents are online.

Fast Facts:
- Spring Nex-Door events will take place on May 5 in Denver; May 7 in Orlando, Fla.; May 19 in Houston; and May 21 in Chicago.

- Fall Next-Door events will take place on Oct. 20 in Baltimore; Oct. 22 in Atlanta; Nov. 4 in Anaheim, Calif.; and Nov. 6 in San Jose, Calif.

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What They Are Saying:
“This year, Nexion is celebrating its 20th anniversary,” said Jackie Friedman, president of Nexion. “As part the celebration of our network, and more importantly our agents, we wanted to provide multiple opportunities for everyone to connect with other Nexion agents in their area and also offer new options for in-person professional development that are very accessible. Our eight Nex-Door events will provide a broad range of training and networking opportunities. By going to locations around the country, we can better serve the specific needs of Nexion members in those regions and offer tools that will best serve their businesses.”

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Nexion Nex-Door Events
www.nexion.com/nexdoor

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