TORONTO, ON, January 19, 2011 (Press-News.org) By visiting www.thesweeneyagency.com, organizations can see which speakers are in their area in a given month. They can also fill out the online form or by emailing The Sweeney Agency directly to receive a list of all speakers, from sales speakers to motivational speakers, who are appearing in their area in a certain month this year. By booking a speaker at a time when they are already in the area of the interested organization, they can save money in reduced travel costs for the speakers such as flights and hotel.
For the quickest way to see which speakers will be in the prospective client's area, interested organizations can visit www.thesweeneyagency.com and click on the month. A list of dynamic and professional speakers who will be appearing in the organization's area during that time of year will be provided. The Sweeney Agency can also email potential clients regular updates as more speakers become available. Businesses and organizations with a limited budget can save on speaker costs by providing an opportunity to share travel expenses with other organizations.
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With over a decade of experience helping organizations find outstanding speakers for their conferences, meetings and events, The Sweeney Agency has built a reputation for providing outstanding client service. Our team has a proven track record for helping clients match the right speaker to their needs, and a wealth of experience that you can put to work.
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The Sweeney Agency Offers Cost Saving Opportunties for Businesses and Organizations
Save costs by hiring a Sweeney Agency speaker who will be appearing in your area during that time of year.
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