LEAWOOD, KS, May 14, 2011 (Press-News.org) McCusker & Company of the Caribbean, a leading provider of extended warranty protection development services, will be hosting an informative conference and seminar for clients and consumer electronic warranty retailers November 1-4 in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
"This conference is a must attend for our clients and prospect clients in the consumer electronics warranty industry," said McCusker & Company President Will L. McCusker. "Not only will there be great information about warranty programs, but some of the hottest sales training, value added programs, warranty kits and new industry support programs will also be showcased at this very important Expo."
Attendees at the Caribbean Warranty Conference and Trade Show will be able to check out the latest in consumer electronic warranty trends, enjoy the company of other industry professionals and have the opportunity to connect with other businesses in the industry.
"We will be covering some of the major new product trends in the consumer electronic warranty and service market such as 3D HDTV; OLED lighting; green technologies; Internet TV and digital entertainment," McCusker said. "These new products are redefining the warranty and service offerings for consumers, retailers and consumer electronics manufacturers."
McCusker & Company of the Caribbean will be debuting new warranty and service products at the show for new product advancements in audio networking solutions; digital music; image and video software; wireless technology for vehicles; IP music and wearable computing devices among other product families.
"We are constantly evolving our core consumer electronics warranty service as new technologies develop," McCusker said. "Because of the complexity of servicing many of these items, more and more manufacturers and retailers are looking to affordably outsource their warranty programs. We definitely offer the best solution in the industry."
For more information about McCusker & Company, and its full suite of consumer electronics warranty services, please visit its website at www.mccuskerco.com.
McCusker and Company is an extended warranty consulting firm founded by industry experts and is headquartered in Kansas with offices in Texas. They specialize in the extended warranty service contract industry providing consulting, extended warranty programs, service programs, management and support for your warranty call center and on-site service needs. They also function as litigation consulting experts on complex litigation projects, technology sales, and arbitration and industry disputes. The firm also founded and developed www.WarrantyKits.com and www.WarrantyGiftCard.com. For more information contact us at (800) 734-0819
McCusker & Company of the Caribbean Hosts Client Conference and Expo
Client workshop, sales training and resource seminar in beautiful Puerto Rico.
2011-05-14
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