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05 Oct 2009
CRN's Channel Conference is at Whittlebury Hall in Northamptonshire on Tuesday 13 October and we have got a great line-up for the day. Places are limited but there is still room for a few more.
The event replaces our Reseller Leadership Forum and is aimed at directors, owners and managers of VARs, system integrators and resellers.
Sir Peter Rigby, founder of SCH Group, will be our keynote speaker and there will also be speakers from the Global Technology Distribution Council, Dell, HP, Microsoft, Computer 2000 and Bell Micro.
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In addition, our panel features well-known industry names such as Ian French, Phil Doye of Kelway and Mark Chambers of Ramesys all discussing the way forward for the channel.
There will also be excellent networking opportunities and the event will be as interactive as possible, with questions welcome from the floor during all presentations.
It is a great chance to get your message across to the people that need to hear it.
Email lucy.tarbard@incisivemedia.com or visit channelweb.co.uk for more details. I hope to see you there.
Sara Yirrell is editor of CRN. Contact her at sara.yirrell@incisivemedia.com
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