Client events raise $15,000 for Canadian Cancer Society
Mark Chabot, vice president, TD Waterhouse Private Investment Advice, explains how co-operative client events bring in up to 1,300 guests (80% clients and 20% prospects) and raise up to $15,000 for the Canadian cancer society. Chabot gives 10 powerful tips for a top-notch event. He spoke to Dan Richards, president, Client Insights, at the TMX Broadcast Centre in Toronto.
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