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Rolf Høegh er forfatter af bestselleren "En sælgers bekendelser" og en meget anvendt foredragsholder og salgstræner. Rolf Høegh bygger ikke sine idéer på fancy teorier som ikke virker i virkeligheden. Men kun på idéer som han personligt har gennemtestet.
Broerslandsgård, Søvej 4, 3320, Skævinge
Super god inspirations- og motivationsnak vi havde. Gav benzin til salgsmotoren.
Reply from Rolf Høegh
Hej Mikkel.
Tak for de venlige ord
Godt du havde glæde af min sparring.
Sig til hvis jeg kan hjælpe dig.
Bedste hilsener
Rolf Høegh
I have been to a few events where Rolf has spoken, and his story telling skills, and experience in sales are outstanding.
If more business's were ran how Rolf runs his, the world would be a better place :)
Reply from Rolf Høegh
Hi Philip
Thanks for your nice review.
Always a pleasure meeting you.
Looking forward meeting you again
Yours Rolf
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