Rashi Peripherals' CBF VII first phase completed

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Rashi Peripherals' CBF VII first phase completed

Rashi Peripherals' Channel Business Forum VII started at Kota with more than 115 partners. The first phase of CBF VII is completed and has registered 2234 footfalls in only 25 days and 25 cities. Jaipur, Jodhpur and Jammu went on to create buzz in the respective cities.

Commenting on the successful completion of first phase of CBF VII, Rajesh Goenka, Vice President, Sales and Marketing said, "Partner response at CBF VII has been amazing. Two Hours sessions flies off without a break and partners are acquiring knowledge in the most innovative way. Enquiries and conversion of especially high end products has increased fourfold".

Each team is lead by a Rashi commander with experience of prior CBF and other Rashi events. Apart from commander there are 3 more soldiers in team who has an experience on conducting events and address partners in large gatherings.

Neeraj Jaiswal, Boon Computer, Allahabad said, "The concept of CBF VII and event was very good. Every year Rashi comes up with some new concept so I ensure that I always attend Rashi CBF".

Amit, Concorde Peripherals, Rajkot who also won a 20" LED Monitor said, "It's one of the best event of this year in Rajkot". All set to educate and open to newer markets for the IT industry, CBF VII continues its journey to other parts of the country.

Rajesh Goenka, VP, Sales & Marketing, Rashi Peripherals Pvt. LTD said, “Partner response at CBF VII has been amazing. Two Hours sessions flies off without a break and partners are acquiring knowledge in the most innovative way. Enquiries and conversion of especially high end products has increased fourfold”.


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