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Pink announces more seminars
Pink Home Loans has announced dates for their second round of seminars for 2009.
The network’s appointed representative and directly authorised customers will have the opportunity to listen to guest speakers on various topics: Paymentshield will present on insurance, RBS will speak about My Choice Home Buy, and Platform will present on their prime products.
Neil Hoare, Pink’s sales and marketing director, said: “The aim of the seminars is to help drive business volumes and to add value for advisers and their clients. Those who attend will get the opportunity to not only get valuable CPD, but also to network with fellow intermediaries and benefit from sharing their ideas and experiences of working within this challenging market.”
The seminar details are as follows:
Tuesday 2 June, Glasgow (Morning session only)
Wednesday 3 June, Newcastle (Morning session only)
Thursday 4 June, Manchester
Friday 5 June, Leeds
Monday 8 June, Swindon
Tuesday 9 June Plymouth
Wednesday 10 June, Fareham
Thursday 11 June, Betchworth, Surrey
Monday 15 June, Borehamwood (afternoon session only)
Tuesday 16 June, Borehamwood (morning session only)
Wednesday 17 June, Cambridge
Thursday 18 June, Lichfield
Friday 19th June, Lichfield (Morning session only)
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