Talk to your human resources manager to find out if your company recommends any sale seminars for you to attend. Some companies pay for attendance at these events or offer bonuses based on participation.

Ask your local college or university if they offer sales seminars. Your company may also pay for the seminar; check with your HR manager. Companies also occasionally get discounts for booking multiple employees in a seminar or for bookings at subsequent seminars.

Research online for companies such as Sales Communications Workshops and Baker Communications that offer sales seminars around the country. Not only do such large companies offer quality, well-organized seminars, they are usually well-attended, providing opportunities for you to network with others in your profession.

Consider your future career plans by also looking into leadership seminars with companies like Global Expeditions or American Management Association. Leadership seminars offered by companies such as these will give you the leading edge in your industry and among your co-workers.

Share the cost of a seminar by offering a colleague the chance to go with you. You could split the cost of a hotel room and share knowledge of different presentations to get more information for your money.