Over 35 new salesmen attended the Dubai course run at the Novotel Dubai and Gargash Enterprises (exclusive Mercedes-Benz distributor for Dubai and Northern Emirates) led by Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicle's department Sales Managers and DaimlerChrysler Middle East staff.
During the course the salesmen were introduced to the complete range of market leading commercial vehicles and buses as well as the unique all-wheel-drive Mercedes-Benz Unimog. In addition, the salesmen saw new municipality applications and were introduced to the state of the art 'FleetBoard' system, the Mercedes-Benz solution for fully integrated fleet management.
'The purpose of the training sessions was to introduce the latest Commercial Vehicles models to the salesmen and highlight their advantages over the competition,' said Roland Schneider, Director, Sales and Marketing, Mercedes-Benz Commercial Vehicles. 'From the class-leading Actros to the unique multi-purpose Unimog, we have the Middle East's largest and most extensive range of vehicles that offer increased payloads, lowest maintenance costs and highest levels of performance to produce the most cost-effective package available.'
Mercedes-Benz salesmen get commercial vehicles training
Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicle and bus salesmen from distributors across the Middle East have attended an intensive three-day training course giving them the latest details on segment leading commercial vehicles and buses such as the Actros, Sprinter, and Tourismo.
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Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, Senior News EditorThursday, September 29 - 2005 at 11:32 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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