Black Operations Inc. Attends Outsourced Sales Conference in New Orleans

NEW YORK, NY, August 23, 2012 (Press-News.org) Black, Founder of Black Operations Inc attended the 4 day conference held in New Orleans in order to network and further the development her relationships with leaders in the booming outsourced sales industry. "This conference was a great opportunity meet and network with other business owners in the outsourced sales industry. To come back to New York with more knowledge that can be shared with my team is fantastic" says Black CEO and Founder of Black Operations Inc.

Black Operations Inc was first established in 2010 for scouting motivated individuals into marketing and sales consultancy and is outsourced by businesses looking to increase their customer acquisitions. Black herself is no stranger to this field, due to her previous PR/manager roles at American Apparel Japan and Polaris Inc., a leading marketing and sales firm. She is has also contracted with various New York based marketing and advertising companies.

Born and bred from Tokyo, Japan, language proficiency is also not a problem for Black Operations Inc. Nona relocated to Paris, France at the tender age of four and graduated from l'Ecole Active Bilingue Jeanine Manuel; an institute that "promotes the mixing of cultures and is constantly listening to the trends, risks and opportunities of the outside world."

Following the completion of her degree in Social and Cultural Studies at the University of Nottingham, UK, Black returned to her birthplace to work as an assistant director for FujiTV, translating the popular channel into English, Japanese and French until 2009.

Black Operations Inc and partners recently attended the 'Outsourced Sales Conference', with 200 attendees from fifteen states. The event included a networking dinner and Q&A sessions, ending with an amusing debate with the west and east coast regarding an intriguing statement that "productivity decreases when management manage 20+ staff." (A highly controversial claim, as many businesses regard that the more people they employ, the better the productivity.)

This stimulating conference was held at the reputable Renaissance Arts Hotel in New Orleans, Louisiana, which is well known for its location near the French Quarter and bistro cuisine. Boasting of five floors and twelve rooms that have been especially designed just for meetings (465 sq. m), this was the ideal setting for well established professionals, and the conference itself would have been of tremendous importance to Black Operations Inc.

Following Black's impressive progression in the marketing industry to date, the ambitious CEO since attending this event has set new goals for Black Operations Inc to exceed industry standards.

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