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TTE tap into international markets
Middlesbrough based TTE Technical Training Group has appointed an experienced sales and marketing specialist to manage and generate global sales.
Hamada Alafifi, 51, has been appointed as Technical Sales Manager to foster international business.
TTE has established a reputation as a leading global provider of training solutions and has operations in the United Kingdom, Azerbaijan and the UAE.
The organisation works closely with international industry to provide skills, qualifications and competencies to a wide range of technicians and engineers across a number of continents.
With over 26 years experience in sales, business development and marketing, the organisatiob has said Mr Alafifi is perfectly-placed to join TTE.
He has worked in the telecommunications, information technology, oil & gas, and air transport industries spending the majority of his career in the Middle East.
He said: “TTE is an excellent organisation and has huge potential to expand its presence in the international markets we are exploring.
“I have already spent some time in the Gulf States and Jordan meeting with contacts and agents about opportunities to work with TTE and I have been very pleased with the great potential for TTE business in the Middle East markets.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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