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NWIDA, the National Wireless Independent Dealer Association, and WiBOC, The Wireless Business Owners Consortium, has announced they will be hosting an Executive Briefing during the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in January in Las Vegas.

Titled Details & Decisions: What Does the Future Have in Store for Boost / Sprint Dealers?  the briefing will be held on Wednesday, January 9th at  4PM in the Cosmopolitan Hotel in Las Vegas, and is for store owners and boost mobile Logo Vectorsenior managers.

Attendees will learn insights from industry experts on what the insiders are saying about the potential merger outcomes and the impact on the future of your business.

Presented by Adam Wolf, CEO, NWIDA, as well as Mark Landiak, CEO, Corporate Dynamics Inc. – will also include valuable insights from other pundits who are closely following the merger

The briefing will also include What steps should Boost/Sprint Dealers be taking right now?? – 8 actions you should be taking right NOW to protect the value of your business and put it in the best possible position regardless of how things turn out between Sprint and T-Mobile.

To register, please click HERE

If you are not attending CES, but would like information about upcoming Executive Briefing Events across the US, please email us (info @ nwida.org) and include the following information:

  • Name
  • Title
  • Company Name
  • Current # of Stores
  • Email
  • Mobile Phone

NWIDA members, contact us today if you need our assistance and if you’re not yet a member, we invite you to join today.

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