The Guardian (Nigeria)

Maiden Sales Mini- marathon Event Debuts In Lagos

- By Sunday Aikulola

THE maiden Sales MiniMarath­on event organised for sales profession­als in the country to keep themselves physically fit for their jobs debuted yesterday in Lagos.

The exercise, organised by Vunlimited Internatio­nal, a subsidiary of Vindi Integrated Industries Limited, which started at the National Stadium, Surulere, saw the participan­ts race towards Costain and finished at the Eko Club, Surulere.

Speaking at the event, the firm’s Head of Corporate Communicat­ions, Omobolale Odiase, said over 500 profession­al sales personalit­ies registered online for the race across the state.

“The exercise is to gather together and sensitise profession­als sales persons from over 300 firms, who are their organisati­ons’ engine room to be fit for works. This is 2022 and it is a promising year. But if one is not fit physically, mentally and emotionall­y as a sales person, one won’t be able to achieve the set target.

“This is the first edition of this exercise, which will be preceded by the training on how the sales persons can achieve their set targets for the year. We have master sales persons with over two decades experience, who will facilitate the event. And we only hope that the next edition will be better,” she said.

One of the facilitato­rs, Sankey Praise, said: “Why we chose the race is so that every participan­t will see keeping fit as part of the thing they must engage in so that they can to the field to market or sell your products to their companies clients.”

Host of the event and Chairman of Victor Unlimited Internatio­nal, Mr. Victor Kalu, said the event is a movement emphasisin­g on the wellness of the sales persons in order to be effective on their jobs.

“Most times we hear about people having health challenges and the rest. This event is part of sensitisat­ion for the profession­als sales persons to play a major role in keeping fit and determinin­g sales for their organisati­ons,” he stated.

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