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Engineers interested in sales
engineering opportunities are in-
vited to hear Mr. Henry L. Porter.
speak at the Marketing club meet-
ing Wednesday, January 11, in
102MC atvll p.111.

Mr. Porter is the director of
sales promotion and sales training
with Standard Oil Company of In-
diana. He speaks, however, as a
representative of the Chicago Sales
Executive club. In his speech, “The
Engineer in Sales Work,” he will
point out the increasing demand
for engineers in this field. He will
illustrate with specific examples
from Standard Oil’s recently com-
pleted five month intensive sales
training program for engineers.

 

A graduate engineer, Mr. Porter
has taught chemical engineering
and is familiar with the adapta-
tions an engineer must make from
technical work to meeting the cus~
tomer as a salesman. Mr. Porter
looks forward to answering ques-

 

 

 

 

 

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work on a new fiber that seemed to and finishers for experimental pur- more jobs,more business activity and
another contribution to better living.

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