The Sales 2.0 Pro Bowl teams have been announced for being some of the best and brightest on the evolving topic of Sales 2.0.
Here are the results.
AFC Pro Bowl Team
QB: Nigel Edelshain
Twitter: @nedelsha
RB: Jill Konrath
Twitter: @jillkonrath
WR: Mike Damphousse
Twitter: @damphoux
WR: Jeb Blount
Twitter: @salesgravy
TE: Dave Stein
Twitter: @davestei
FB: Brian Carroll
Twitter: @brianjcarroll
C: Tibor Shanto
Twitter: @renbor
G: Garth Moulton
Twitter: @garthm
G: Alen Majer
Twitter: @alenmajer
T: Paul Castain
Twitter: @paulcastain
T: Craig Klein
Twitter: @salesnexus
NFC Pro Bowl Team
QB: Anneke Seley
Twitter: @annekeseley
RB: Trish Bertuzzi
Twitter: @bridgegroupinc
WR: Doyle Slayton
Twitter: @salesblogcast
WR: Gerhard Gschwandter
Twitter: @sellingpowermag
TE: Shane Gibson
Twitter: @shanegibson
FB: Cindy King
Twitter: @cindyking
C: Miles Austin
Twitter: @milesaustin
G: Skip Anderson
Twitter: @skipanderson
T: Josiane Feigon
Twitter: @josianefeigon
T: Nancy Nardin
Twitter: @sellingtools
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What a fun idea Chad!
An honor to be included with such talented people!
Respectfully,
Paul Castain
Chad,
Not sure about having this English bloke as QB for the AFC team. He'll probably want to kick the ball all the time.
Nigel
Get me the ball… I'm wide open! Go NFC!
Excellent idea, Chad. And great list of experts for aspiring Sales 2.0 practitioners to follow. I do have to agree with Nigel… like any self-respecting Englishman, he knows that a *real* football is round. I can relate.
@Miles: I should have definitely made you WR — it would have been a perfect fit. I missed the ball on that one for sure. Keep up the great work!
Hit Doyle — he's open in the endzoe!
If your going to kick the ball around make sure to kick it through the goal posts. You would get 3 points and the AFC badly needs it! Where are you AFC?
@Marc: Thanks and keep spreading the word over at InsideView — great stuff!