Not to brag, but to brag, at one point in my career I created an entirely new sales force for a large telephony equipment manufacturer, a sales force focused on helping our customer's marketing skills with our products, rather than our existing sales force, just pushing our products (a rather important thing as well, as you might imagine).
They were hired by their local management around the country, but the force turned out to be largely composed of beautiful women, including a former Miss Massachusetts. I, being a living, breathing male, didn't object.
I ran their training, weekly conference calls to share information, etc. I once had a business trip to the state of Washington (one of our trade shows, as I recall, where I was always expected to man a display, perhaps the one thing I hated most in my career).
The remarkably beautiful, energetic and enthusiastic local member of my extended sales team there gave me a tour of the Seattle area waterfront. Simply stunning. The waterfront as well. We were both very committed to our marriages, so the tour didn't go as far as those of you with dirty minds are probably thinking.
Got to admit, that area gives Maine a run for its own beauty.
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