
Why can't they just say something clear and simple, like:
"If you're a professional facilitator, we'll help you improve your delivery skills and get more business."Sure, it doesn't use as many big words, and it might not be exactly right, but it's a lot clearer than "Maximising the benefits of their learning initiatives"!
But if you think that's bad, look at this example from the Vitec Group in the U.K.:

Admittedly, this is their second paragraph, so they don't lead with that. But it's still a lot of words, saying absolutely nothing useful.



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