If you come to Benjamin’s Desk’s 1701 Walnut space next Tuesday, you’ll hear Kevin O’Nell, CEO of PeopleLinx, give his two cents on how startups can beef up their sales game.
Join us for a #sales talk w/ @kevinonell of @PeopleLinx on Jun 14th! – Philly Sales Meetup https://t.co/UM721w8ikA pic.twitter.com/faavkNtxAn
— Enterprise Sales Forum (@Enterprise_Sale) June 8, 2016
O’Nell, who has been the company’s CEO since 2014, will be at next week’s edition of the Philly Enterprise Sales Meetup.
Last year, the Center City-based company that helps businesses use social media to boost sales closed a $3.5 million round led by Osage Partners.
http://www.meetup.com/Philly-Enterprise-Sales-Meetup/events/231074006/
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