Online Certification Now Available!

May 18, 2018
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We are proud to now offer an online version of our PDP certification seminar.

We understand that our clients are extremely busy building successful companies. Because of this, we have decided to launch an online version of our PDP certification program. Gone are the days of missing a weeks worth of work to travel for a seminar. Now, you can gain the knowledge of PDP from the comfort of your office or your home. Upon registration, we will mail you a copy of the PDP workbook for you to use throughout the course of the webinar. This ensures that you won’t sacrifice any of the information by studying remotely. An online option for PDP certification will allow more of our prospective clients the opportunity to become certified since they no longer have to rearrange the life around the seminar. This way, you can gain all of the knowledge offered by PDP to improve your business without taking time away from your responsibilities. Now there’s no flights to catch, no missed days to make up for, just the improvement to your company found in a PDP Certification. This ease of access can only be found from Know Your Talents.

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