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Draper, UT, United States, 06/06/2007 - The convention takes place June 8-9, with a keynote address provided by Christopher Gardner, CEO of Christopher Gardner International Holdings and inspiration for the bestselling book and #1 box office film “Pursuit of Happyness”.
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United First Financial (UFirst Financial), a consumer-focused technology company, today announced it will host the first United First Financial Annual National Convention June 8–9, 2007 in Salt Lake City.
The convention will be held at the Salt Palace Convention Center (100 S West Temple) in Salt Lake City, and is open to all current and prospective UFirst Financial agents and representatives. Training on the Money Merge Account software and its ability to maximize a homeowners income to reduce interest owed on their homes, eliminate debt and achieve financial freedom, will be addressed throughout the convention.
A Keynote address will be provided by Christopher Gardner, the entrepreneur, self-made millionaire, motivational speaker, author of the #1 New York Times and Washington Post bestseller and inspiration behind the hit box office film “Pursuit of Happyness.” He will address convention attendees on Friday, June 8, from 4 pm to 5 pm.
“The convention allows United First Financial to bring together our corporate and independent sales teams for a weekend of training, unification and celebration of the explosive growth of Money Merge Account, the revolutionary product driving our company,” said Skyler Witman, co-founder of UFirst Financial. “Our seminar attendees will benefit by learning from founders of the company and creators of the software, as well as one of the best motivational speakers in the world, Chris Gardner.”
About United First Financial
United First Financial (UFirst Financial) (UnitedFirstFinancial.com) is a consumer-focused technology company. Its products, tools and services enable homeowners to pay-off their mortgages, eliminate their debt and achieve financial independence in a fraction of the time.
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