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Another seminar by Philippine Marketing Association (Batangas Chapter) will open new approach in marketing, the “MARKETING WITH THE BRAIN MIND.” This half-day session is a creative journey towards maximizing the peak potentials of the brain. It will let you discover your own hemispheric preference – are you an Analytic or a Global person. When you are in the midst of writing sales or marketing or lesson plan, do you see first the trees before the forest or the parts first before the whole? Or, when you are making a lesson, sales and marketing presentation, do you start with an “adlib or a joke” or go straight to the main gist of your presentation? Balancing the left and right brain hemispheres can have so much impact in the way you do things – as an individual, as a parent, as a school leader, as a sales person, as a marketing professional, as a human being! Let’s have F.U.N learning!
The Speaker will be MR. HENRY S. TENEDERO, the Board of Director of the Executive Council of the International Learning Styles Network (ILSN) and the President of the Center for Learning and Teaching Styles Philippines (CLTS, Phils.) and MINDful IDEAS. He is also an acknowledged international educator and speaker and has been the forefront of educational advocacy and reform in for corporate institutions and schools.
Join us on July 29, 1:00 – 4:00 PM at the Grand Royale Ballroom of Anfa Royale Hotel, Brgy. San Carlos, Lipa City Batangas. This is open to all businessmen, marketing managers and professionals, product and account managers, sales associates and agents, and marketing and advertising professors. There will be a registration fee of Php 600.00 which covers afternoon snack and certificate of participation.
Deadline for confirmation of your participation is on or before July 15, 2011. Limited slots only! Register now! For confirmation of your attendance, email the seminar registration form at pmabatangas@yahoo.com.
