Quelimane, a small city in the north of Mozambique and the capital of Zambezia Province, is slow in economic growth and poor in medical conditions. To turn around this situation and enable people in the region to enjoy the effective and high-quality Taslian health products, Tasly Mozambique formally opened its first specialty store in Quelimane after a solemn and warm ceremony.
Mr. Bill, Mayor of Quelimane, who was invited to cut the ribbon, said that the TCM culture as a precious gem of the Chinese civilization had come with blessings to Mozambicans and Tasly as a leading enterprise in TCM modernization would definitely introduce more good products to improve the health of Mozambicans on an overall basis. Marketing Manager Meng Xiang extended sincere thanks to the mayor s coming.
During the event staffers briefed all attendees on the development history of Tasly in the country, TCM knowledge and how to succeed through the globalized Tasly Business. 8 people who were deeply impressed joined the Business right after that.
Local reporters who were also invited to the ceremony later interviewed Adriano, an employee with the firm, and got more details on this event.
On the next day of the opening of the specialty store, marketing managers and local senior distributors held a training seminar on the business plan and networking and sales skills for the new members. An electric atmosphere prevailed at the venue and all attendees showed great interest in the Tasly Business. 18 people joined after the seminar. And another 10-odd people joined after the seminar about the business plan on Aug. 24.
This celebration of the opening of the specialty store in Quelimane is a successful attempt by the firm to organize publicity and training activities in accordance with the requirements of the headquarters and the practical conditions of this region and on the principle of Taking Big Actions in Small Cities . All the staff will sum up experiences from time to time, formulate region-oriented plans prior to each marketing event, and carry out follow-up training tasks after such event for the purpose of maximized publicity effect.
