The newest member of our Sales Team
24/4/2018
Porsche Centre Cambridge is delighted to introduce the newest member of our Sales Team, Trinity Osborne. Trinity joined us at the beginning of February for a 12-month Development Programme.
During the programme Trinity will learn about topics such as branding and the Porsche approach to delivering an outstanding experience to our customers, whether they are purchasing a vehicle, having their vehicle maintained or just popping in for a chat. This will include a mix of workshops, e-learning, observations, coaching and ‘on-the-job’ experience.
Trinity commented "The Development Programme is giving me an unbelievable opportunity. I am extremely proud to be working with such an iconic luxury brand. I am have received a really warm welcome from the team at Porsche Centre Cambridge and am looking forward to working with them”.
If you would be interested in joining the Porsche Centre Cambridge Development Programme please call 01223 872872 for more information.
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