For Immediate Release.

American Pharmaceutical Sales Association
Selected as Trainer for the American Cancer Society

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Jacksonville Beach, FL. & Atlanta, GA--(WIRE)--March 23, 2005—The American Pharmaceutical Sales Association, the nation’s longest running and most respected Pharmaceutical Sales Training organization, was selected as a Training vendor for the American Cancer Society pilot training program in Dallas, Texas.

The program took place at the Wyndham Anatole and the three day event completed on March 23, 2005.

"It was honor to work with ACS representatives from their National Home Office as well as divisions from throughout the country," said Robert Panfili, Executive Director of the American Pharmaceutical Sales Association. "It shows a lot about the American Pharmaceutical Sales Association to be selected by one of the worlds largest organizations to help streamline Physician detailing efforts for new ACS pilot programs."

About American Pharmaceutical Sales Association

The American Pharmaceutical Sales Association (APSA) is a dynamic national organization that represents, trains, certifies and places entry-level Pharmaceutical Sales representatives.

The APSA national Advisory Board and Certified Trainers presently work for or have retired from companies such as Pfizer, Wyeth, Merck, Johnson & Johnson, Sanofi-Aventis, GlaxoSmithKline, Elan, Ranbaxy, Bausch & Lomb, Abbott Laboratories, Bayer Healthcare, PDI, Reliant Pharmaceuticals, Cardinal Health, Janssen Pharmaceutica amongst other high-profile companies.

With the highest standards, the APSA offers certified and accredited training programs that are geared to truly help job seekers enter into Pharmaceutical Sales. Members have gone on to work for each of the top 50 Pharmaceutical companies in the world.

You can obtain more information at http://www.apsaonline.org/.


About American Cancer Society
You can obtain detailed information and registration details at http://www.cancer.org