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谁知道对于包装印刷行业的周年庆典怎么主持啊!
现在有专业的“庆典公司”，去请专业人士就不用你自己操心了
保险公司产说会的解释及由来
保险公司“产说会”全称是“保险产品说明会”，这一销售方式诞生于2000年的广州，首创者是平安保险公司的吴军。
严格地讲，不是保险行业最早做批发的，只是引进升级。
吴军之后又提出并牵头设计了一套全新的销售方式，叫E行销，再一次改变了整个行业（整个保险行业，甚至国内金融业第一个实现真正可落地的电子化销售流程，将原来最快7天完成的流程变成5分钟），不同于乔布斯、马云，数年来很多人都不断地改变着各种行业，只不过这些人没有站在互联网上，没有站在公众面前，他们是背后的大佬和行业英雄。
这一销售方式诞生于2000年的广州。
某保险公司派驻人到广州、在PX寿险广东分公司（简称“广分”）推广电子商务期间鼓捣出来的。
此之前，保险行业只有用于增员（招人）的创业说明会（即“创说会”）。
派驻者推进工作平平，让代理人接受电子化确实很难，让寿险交叉销售PX证券进展也不大。
重压之下，压出了一个上进青年的爆发力。
有两个现象引起注意，一是保险公司特别喜欢请人来讲课培训，比如广分邀请保险行业名嘴吴学文、上海分公司著名讲师JXX（后任分公司培训部经理）、总部非传统产品部DXX（后掌管泰康资管）等，来广州分享保险理念、销售技巧，宣导刚推出的投连险和销售方法等，气氛热烈；另一个现象是当时PX代理人热衷于邀请客户吃饭、开会，内容多限于服务和座谈、转介绍，客户挺开心。
但没有嵌入销售动作，所以没有业绩产出。
结合这两个现象，加上曾参加过的安利说明会，开始瞎琢磨：能否将保险业“零售”业态升级为“批发”
于是诞生了“把培训会和服务会改造成为产品说明会”这一大胆想法：把“讲师对着代理人讲”改为“直接对客户讲”；让“讲增员服务”变为“讲公司实力讲产品销售”；将地点由影剧院、职场会议室，升级为高级酒店、会所；将会议流程化可复制……会怎么样呢
恰好当时手上有一点推广费用，带着这个资源，斗胆将这个想法讲给PX广分的一把手LXX（后在总部位于大连的某寿险公司执掌某分公司），一拍即合，同意试一下。
2000年的11月8日，中国保险史上第一场产品说明会，在PX证券环市东路营业部所在的华信中心顶楼多功能厅召开了。
PX证券出面搞定了场地——能与PX寿险实现本地合作，他们求之不得。
受众是当时分公司东X营业区5X部代理人及其准客户共计百余人，该部经理LXX后被挖到合资寿险公司任总监。
首次尝试的流程控制得不错，但内容偏散：PX集团的品牌和实力（主讲XXX当时是总助，现已是PX北方某分公司一把手）、电子商务如何NB，PX证券的服务和投资连结保险如何好……一场下来稍有点混乱，不过代理人和客户很兴奋，不少客户真的在会后就签了单。
第一次尝试成功，总结形成了流程化的《寿险会议销售操作手册》，一篇PPT文档，包括了从准客户选择、分工、通知和确认、现场执行、会后追踪等一系列较完整的SOP，甚至细致到邀请函和短信的样本、食物选用香蕉或桔子不能有苹果和瓜子以降低会场噪音、如何说服客户不带孩子减少干扰等细节。
广分决定单干。
第二场产说会很快在四星级的广信江湾大酒店召开，删减了PX证券的内容，强化了理财理念和投连产品导入，专设现场意向签单，增加抽奖……总结优化就是生产力，效果奇佳，现场意向签单人数和金额虽已不记得，但是“没想到出乎预料的好”。
两场下来，经验和效果在手，让广分决心大干。
但另一个问题来了：没经费了
原来的费用用光了，分公司费用也不敢乱用，于是分公司有人想出了“卖票”：20-50元一张门票，代理人按照带来客户数自费购买。
又一个“没想到”：平日里节衣缩食的代理人毫不畏惧，纷纷掏钱买票——想想也是，只要搞定一个客户，就能赚到数千，几十块钱的门票算什么
一发而不可收
产说会成为追求业绩增长的捷径，“销售方式”在包装宣传中被升格为“销售模式”。
次年，据说广分“历史性第一次完成了总公司下达的业绩任务、第一次在广东超越国字号市场份额、成为龙头老大”。
单凭一种销售模式迅速崛起，广分成为PX体系内的一个“焦点、现象”。
此之前，广分派人到北京、上海、深圳学习或邀高手来授课，演变接待各地来广州取经应接不暇。
策划者在广东地区项目开展因此直接受益，广分领导大开绿灯、各层级积极配合，各项KPI名列北上广深四大区域之首……
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谁能帮我完成主持人的串词
是关于诗歌朗诵文艺晚会的。
BEC中级英语口语考试,一般多是主持口试的老师先发问，或以简单对话给出你回答的问题。
学生也是成组或结对应考。
问题相对简单易懂，通过考生现场反应和表现，给予综合评定。
其实绝大多数都很容易过关。
Interlocutor:对话者: Good morning. My name is X, and this is my colleague, Y. And your names are A and B?A: Yeah.B: Yeah.I: Thank you. Now, first of all, we’d like to know something about each of you. Ms A, can you tell me a bit about yourself.A. My pleasure. As you know, my name is A. I’m from Jiangsu Province. I’m now studying in OO University. And I’m majoring in international trade there.I: Thank you. Ms A. Now Ms B, can you tell me something about your ambitions?B: Yes, I am now a student with OO University majoring in business administration. I hope I can get my MBA and join a world famous multinational company. And after I have had enough experience, I am going to start a company of my own.I: Thank you, Ms B. And Ms A, could you tell me about your ambitions?A: A big question for me indeed. I’ve never thought about it, but I bet I’ll work towards a CEO of a big multinational corporation. That’s my goal in life. And that’s why I am spending so much time on English, business English in particular..I: Mr. A, you say you’re spending a lot of time on business English. Do you think business English is difficult to learn?A: Not exactly, though it may be difficult at the initial stage. The thing is that you need to have some business knowledge before you start to learn business English.I: How about you, Ms B? Is it difficult for you?B: Not really. You know, I like English very much, and my major is business administration. So I have always found business English very interesting.I: Good morning, my name is X, and this is my colleague, Y. And your names are A and B?A: Yeah.B: Yes.I: Thank you. Now, first of all, we’d like to know something about each of you. Miss A, can you tell me something about your work?A: My pleasure. I’m working with APC Inc., which is a US-based company. I have worked there for three years on the international marketing side. I must say that it is a very interesting job. I love my job.I: Thank you, Miss A. Now Miss B, can you tell me about your activities outside college?B: Well, I do a lot of interesting things in my spare time. I often go shopping on weekends， something most of the young ladies like me do that in their spare time. And I have worked part time for several big companies. I think, by doing that, I can have some hands-on experience in business. That’s very important for my future career.I: Thank you, Miss B. And you Miss A, can you tell me about your hometown?A: Hmm…well, my hometown is Nantong. It lies at the mouth of Yangtze River, the longest in China. It has a population of 5 million. There’s quite some places of historical interests there. And the economy there is growing fast in my hometown. The friendly environment has attracted a lot of investment from overseas.I: Miss B, you said you’d worked for several companies on a part time basis. Is there any other reason for you to work there apart from obtaining some work experience?B: Yeah. Obviously I can make some extra money from that. You know, my mother is now retrenched. It’s really not easy for my parents to support me. And I don’t want to be too heavy a burden for them.I: How about you, Miss A? Are you a part time by any chance?A: Oh, yes. But I don’t work for companies. I teach several private students. I think teaching is a very interesting job, especially when I see my students are making progress. And just as Miss B said, money is an important consideration for me. So I teach for entertainment as well as for cash.Other possible questions:Life: What’s your name? Where are you from? Do you think the place you are living in is an ideal place for living? Where do you like to live, in the city or in the countryside? Do you live near here? How did you come here?Work: Where do you work? What kind of work do you like? Who do you work for? What do you like best about your work? What do you think of your present job? What do you think of working at home? Do you like your boss? What kind of boss do you like best?Study: Where do you study? What kind of subjects do you like best? Do you like your school? How do you like exams at school? Hobbies: What do you often go shopping for? Do you like sports? What kind of sports do you like best? Do you think football is more popular in China than before? What are you hobbies? What kind of extracurricular activities do you like best? Why are you interested in golf?
