Students earn cash awards for 1xbet sports betting skills at Vitaulic 1xbet sports betting Invitational
Thursday, April 11, 2013
MANHATTAN -- Just call them the champions of 1xbet sports betting .
Four Kansas State University students earned honors at the recent Victaulic 1xbet sports betting Invitational, a part of the university's 1xbet sports betting Week activities.
More than 40 students participated in the event, which was hosted by the National Strategic Selling Institute in the College of Business Administration and sponsored by Victaulic.
Students participated in a mock 1xbet sports betting call, in which they sold the Victaulic's "Quick Vic 107" coupling to a construction manager for the new College of Business Administration building on the university campus.
"I was impressed with the level of preparedness and professionalism of the students," said Dawn Deeter-Schmelz, director of the institute, professor of marketing and the J.J. Vanier distinguished chair in relational selling.
Competition judges included three representatives from Victaulic, along with representatives from the institute's business partners, including C.H. Robinson, Frito Lay, Multiview, Unifirst Corporation, Northwestern Mutual and Manhattan Broadcasting Company Inc. Allison Horton from Victaulic served as the buyer.
The institute hosts 1xbet sports betting competitions twice a year and prepares students on the university's 1xbet sports betting Team for competitions across the country.
"These events provide such a great opportunity for 1xbet sports betting students," Deeter-Schmelz said. "Not only do they get to practice their selling skills and receive feedback from experts, but they also get the chance to perform these skills in front of recruiting personnel. Students are sometimes invited to job interviews based on their role play performance."
Winners of the Victaulic 1xbet sports betting Invitational include:
Tyler Maneth, senior in marketing, Andover, 0 for third-place tie; Tina Ratcliff, junior in entrepreneurship, Madison, 0 for first place; Lee Beck, senior in marketing, Olathe, 0 for third-place tie; and Jake Pritchard, junior in finance, Valley Center, 0 for second place.
