7th Jun 2016 - 09:27
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More than 53% of CEDA members said they expected the next sales quarter to July to be better than the previous three months despite the economic uncertainty surrounding the EU referendum.
Adam Mason, CEDA director general, said: "Our latest survey suggests that a majority of CEDA members have built up a good level of business resilience and are ready to ride any potential business and economic upsets with strong sales pipelines. We are working hard to support them with a range of business benefits which will grow following the launch of CEDA's strategic plan at our conference."
The positive views are also reflected in anticipated enquiries from the public sector for CEDA members with over 21% saying they expect the next quarter to better than the last.
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