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A simple phone call to find out more about our options and how we can help with your marketing and sales plan is all that it takes. We are happy to set up a meeting at your office or ours with one of our Sales Executives who will gather information about your needs. This is an important part of the process. We strive to gain a better understanding of your objectives, budgets and timelines. With this information we meet with our New Business Development Team to come up with a unique and one of kind plan that will set you apart from your competition.
For more information or to set up a meeting we encourage you to call:
Sandra Bonnell
General Sales Manager
Cell: 613-297-2852
Sandra.Bonnell@bellmedia.ca
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