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A Dynamic Impulse Lecture at University of Applied Sciences Vienna
<p id="">Unlocking the Power of Social Media in Sales</p><p id="">A captivating impulse lecture on social media and new media unfolded at University of Applied Sciences Vienna, leaving a lasting impact on participants. Under the invitation of Christoph Haudek, a lecturer and trainer of the part-time Master's program "Sales Management," our CEO Roland Obermair took the stage to discuss the immense opportunities that social media presents, particularly in the realm of sales. The event sparked dynamic discussions among the enthusiastic, practically-oriented participants, delving into the exciting realm of digital sales and the potentials and risks associated with social media and emerging technologies.</p><p id="">As the lecture unfolded, exciting conversations emerged, uncovering the potential impact of social media and emerging technologies on the future of sales. Participants delved into topics such as personalized marketing, data-driven decision-making, and building authentic online relationships with customers. The session served as a springboard for innovative thinking, encouraging attendees to embrace the evolving digital landscape and leverage its potential to drive sales success. </p><p id="">With a strong focus on practical application, this engaging event equipped participants with the knowledge and inspiration to harness social media's potential and propel their sales endeavors forward in the dynamic digital landscape.</p><p id=""></p>
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Romana Obermair Unveils the Second Volume of "Zeitreise durch die Musik für Kinder"
We are delighted to share the exciting news of the release of the second volume of "Zeitreise durch die Musik für Kinder - Romantik & Jahrhundertwende" (Time Travel through Music for Kids - Romanticism & Turn of the Century) by the talented author, Romana Obermair.
ATOZ: Empowering Literacy, Founded by a Young Visionary
In a world where access to books and literacy skills is often taken for granted, millions still lack basic reading and writing abilities. ATOZ, a non-profit organisation, founded by a 14-year-old Austrian school boy with a visionary spirit, focuses on providing well-sourced books suitable for all age groups to underserved communities.