National Sales and Marketing Convention

The 2003 Convention is being held in Cincinnati, Ohio

Each spring, more than 600 members (collegiate, alumni, professional, educator and associate) from across the nation convene to share ideas, hear prominent speakers, attend seminars and workshops, and participate in the many convention programs. Personal, professional and chapter development workshops help PSE members at all levels prepare for and advance in their careers. Some other activities that take place during convention are: Pro/Am Sell-A-Thon, National Career Fair & Expo, National Awards Programs, and Certified Chapter Officer Programs.

Pro/Am Sell-A-Thon

Following an informational seminar outlining the "Logical Selling Cycle," professionals and collegians team up for a sales call competition. The program allows those with an interest in sales to obtain a hands-on feel for what that career choice entails and allows those in the field to share their expertise.

National Career Fair & Exposition

The PSE Career Fair and Exposition allows national and local companies to exhibit their products and recruit from a nationwide resource in one place, thus saving valuable time and money. The Career Fair affords members at a variety of levels the opportunity to explore internship and employment positions or simply prepare for the interview process through mock interviews and resume critique. The Expo allows members to examine current products in the market place.

National Awards Program

Sponsored by companies such as Motorola, Northwestern Mutual Life, and Eastman Kodak and Johnson & Johnson, the Pi Sigma Epsilon National Awards Program recognizes notable excellence in programming, activity and performance. A diverse range of awards includes: Lewis F. Gordon Top Chapter, Top Sales Project, Top Marketing Project, Top Salesperson, Top Management Team, Top Faculty Advisor, Top Alumni Member, and many more.

Certified Chapter Officer Program

The PSE Certified Chapter Officer Program is a must for any member interested in becoming a leader or learning how to get the most out of membership. in Pi Sigma Epsilon. (You don't have to be an officer to attend.) Those who complete the seminar series receive the CCO designation, a personalized certificate, national recognition, and an annual networking reception.