Hank Levine From the desk of Hank Levine, Telecom Negotiation Conference Chairman

Dear Telecom and Procurement Professionals,

“Bad deals” have many fatal flaws … unrealistic spend commitments, excessively long terms, above-market rates, technology dead ends, hidden circuit charges and useless SLAs … to name a few. And when your deal has killer clauses like these, it’s a bad – and expensive – position to be in.

That’s why I urge you to attend CCMI’s 20th Annual Telecom Negotiation Conference. Over the course of two information-packed days, a seasoned team of telecom and IT procurement and contract pros give you the real-world advice and current best practices you need to secure a network services deal that doesn’t wreck your budget or keep you awake at night.

Literally thousands of your peers have attended this industry-standard conference and returned to their offices armed with the strategies, tactics, and information they need to deliver first-rate network services contracts for their companies. Come to Alexandria, Virginia, just outside of Washington, D.C., this May, and I guarantee you’ll do the same.

Sincerely,

Hank Levine

Hank Levine
Conference Chairman
Partner – Levine, Blaszak, Block & Boothby LLP

P.S. Take advantage of our special early bird discount and save $500 when you register early! Reserve space for your entire team – group discounts are available – by calling CCMI at
888-275-2264. Or simply register yourself online.

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“The information is valuable for all those involved in telecom, including finance.”
– Renata Milton, SLA Controller, Technology Services, Volkswagen

“Without a doubt the best conference I have ever attended. Worth every penny!”
– Telecom manager for a financial services enterprise

“Excellent course. Well worth the time, travel and cost!”
– Ken Graham, Director, Tech Ops, PDI Ninth House

“Every minute of this conference is packed with practical, immediately useful information. This is a great session for anyone who deals with telecom sourcing and/or management.”
– Ray Wise, Director, Global Procurement, Stream Global Services