Acquisitions are one of the most important strategic decisions that can be taken by a business. However, an acquisition can include:-Enabling entry into a foreign market-Gaining new skills or technology-Allowing for growth of the acquiring company-Improving the performance of the target company-Giving the target company greater market access-Reducing competition-Calculating prices -Negotiating terms of payment and discounts -Labeling -Attending fairs in search of new partners -Research on the competition

-Explain product and service specifications clearly and concisely-Providing product demonstrations to staff and clients, and taking the lead in resolving complaints-Maintaining excellent relationships with customers that are built on trust-Diagnose problems and find solutions-Improve sales and overall business growth-Manage money transaction

-Answering calls, taking messages and handling correspondence-Maintaining diaries and arranging appointments-Typing, preparing and collating reports-Filing-Organising and servicing meetings (producing agendas and taking minutes)-Acting as a receptionist and/or meeting and greeting clients

-Explain product and service specifications clearly and concisely-Providing product demonstrations to staff and clients, and taking the lead in resolving complaints-Maintaining excellent relationships with customers that are built on trust-Diagnose problems and find solutions-Improve sales and overall business growth-Manage money transaction

-Answer incoming calls and respond to customer’s emails-Management and resolve customer complaints-Sell products and place customer orders in the computer system-Identify and escalate issues to supervisors-Provide product and service information to customers-Research required information using available resources-Research, identify, and resolve customer complaints using applicable software