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Sunsail Appoints Asia Pacific Sales Executive
Friday, 08 Nov, 2005
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Sunsail, the world’s leading sailing holiday company, has appointed Simon Way as its Asia Pacific Sales Executive to promote its new sailing products within the domestic and international agent network. Based in Sydney, Simon joins Sunsail’s energetic Asia Pacific Sales and Marketing team to continue the growth of Sunsail’s business presence in the region.
Simon brings a wealth of industry experience to the role having previously been employed as Manager of The Famous Jolly Swagman backpacker establishment in Sydney plus Sales Manager roles within the Australian yacht charter industry.
Simon will be responsible for developing Sunsail’s “By the Cabin Sailing Holidays” and Sailing School products within the industry and will be conducting sales training sessions with agents around the country.
Simon Way can be contacted for information or sales training sessions on 0410 788 484 or email at [email protected]
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