eACL Special Introductory Offer
To celebrate the launch of our new e-learning products, Channel Enablers is offering a special 50% discount on our Achieving Channel Leverage (eACL) on-line training for orders placed before the end of November 2009.
eACL is a self paced version of our popular Achieving Channel Leverage workshop that has helped thousands of direct touch/client facing sales people increase sales revenue by working more effectively with channel partners.
How to order
eACL is normally priced at US$250 per student – but is priced at US$125 for orders received by the end of November.
Individual students can buy online using Visa or Mastercard#.
Multiple licenses may be purchased by completing this online enquiry form and a Channel Enablers representative will contact you shortly.
Who is eACL for?
eACL is best suited to direct touch / client facing vendor sales people who need to understand why their organizations engage through indirect channels and be able to leverage partner resources to increase their sales success. It will also benefit other vendor employees who may be new to indirect channels and must learn to work productively with partners.
What is eACL?
eACL is a two-module, two-hour, self-paced e-learning course. Students can stop and resume at any time2 and learning is measured and tracked through on-line assessments.
- Module one examines how indirect channels benefit vendors, customers and vendor sales people
- Module two discusses how to partner productively and provides insight into partner business imperatives and how to drive productive partner sales behaviour
A comprehensive overview of eACL is available here
Conditions
There are only a few conditions on this offer.
1: Payment must be received by Channel Enablers before course start. If you buy on-line you can pay and register in a few easy steps.
2: eACL course must be started by December 31 2009 and completed by March 2010.
Organizations can order as many licenses as they want – there are no minimum or maximum order restrictions.
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