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Dallas To Host Intensive Norvax University Insurance Agent Sales Training and Web Marketing Conference on March 26
Date:3/11/2009

* Previous conference SOLD OUT in less than 72 hours. * Health insurance agents and brokers can also receive training and certification in Advanced Sales Development and Online Marketing Strategies

Chicago, IL (PRWEB) March 11, 2009 -- Norvax University brings its popular insurance agent training conference to Dallas, Texas, on Thursday, March 26, just a month after its "standing room only" Chicago conference.

The day-long intensive training event is part of the 2009 Marketing Success Tour and features advanced health insurance sales training and marketing education for agents and brokers. This Norvax University presentation will be sponsored in part by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas, Unicare and TWG Capital.

The Marketing Success Dallas conference will be an even bigger conference with more sessions and speakers. It will be held at the Radisson Hotel & Suites (Dallas - Love Field), 1241 W. Mockingbird Lane, Dallas, TX 75247.

To ensure the best interaction and a more "hands on" setting, only 150 passes will be sold for the Dallas conference. Tickets are normally $249, but early registrants will be able take advantage of a lower $149 "Early Bird" special price.

The $149 Early Bird special expires on March 17. To take advantage of this 40% discount, insurance agents and brokers should register immediately at:


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