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Respected fitness industry sales expert Steve Jensen’s career achievements have been recognised by the Australian Fitness Network with his receipt of a ‘Lifetime Achievement’ award.

Presented by the Australian Fitness Network at its FILEX Convention at the weekend, the Award “recognise individuals who have worked throughout their careers to deliver great benefits to the wider fitness community, and to advance the standing of our industry.”

Jensen is the Chief Executive The National Sales Academy and Impact Training Corporation, whose training programs have been boosting thousands of business profits and countless numbers of directors, owners, managers and sales professional's incomes since 1982.

Other 2015 Fitness Industry Award Winners announced at FILEX were:

• Paul Taylor: Presenter of the Year
• Jennifer Schembri-Portelli: Author of the Year
• YMCA Australia: Inspiration of the Year
• Denise Green: Exercise Instructor of the Year

Network added “these annual accolades acknowledge the outstanding contributions of individuals and organisations who have made a real difference to the industry.”

Steve Jensen is a master practitioner and trainer of NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) and a graduate of Tom Hopkins academy of Sales Excellence and Certified DISC TM Presenter  - a communication process that specialises in human behaviour patterns.

His sales and consulting company Impact Training Corporation is now one of the world's leading sales and communication training and consulting companies with offices in Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, The Netherlands, Portugal, France, Italy, Switzerland and Brazil.

The Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to Marg Anderson in 2014 and Lisa Champion in 2013.

For more information on the Australian Fitness Network go to www.fitnessnetwork.com.au/fitness-industry-awards

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