Getting the proposal in the diary

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Tom Ashdown offered Cerys Llewellyn a walkthrough of a short proposal. She agreed, said her team are asking for more, and set Thursday at 11:00 with a colleague.

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Tom Ashdown offered Cerys Llewellyn a walkthrough of a short proposal. She agreed, said her team are asking for more, and set Thursday at 11:00 with a colleague.

Ask: Tom wanted half an hour to walk through the proposal rather than send it cold.

Customer view: Cerys was keen. She said she has seen this work day to day and that her team are already asking for a bit more.

Next: Tom sends the invite for Thursday at 11:00.

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Tom Ashdown 24 Feb 2025 14:22
to Cerys Llewellyn
Hi Cerys, Hope the week's started well. Thanks for the chat the other day, it was useful to hear how your team are getting on with reading tickets and renewals per leisure operator. I've got a short proposal pulled together on the back of it. Rather than just firing it over, I'd like to walk you through it so you can tell me what's missing. Half an hour should do it. Could you do Thursday or Friday this week? Happy to work round your diary, no drama. Cheers, Tom
Cerys Llewellyn 25 Feb 2025 13:11
to Tom Ashdown
Hi Tom, Yes, let's do that. I've seen this work when the team use it day to day, and mine are asking for a bit more already, so I'm keen to see what you've put together. Thursday at 11:00 suits me. If you send an invite I'll bring one of the team along so they can ask their own questions. Diolch, Cerys

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