PLANO, TX, July 25, 2012 (Press-News.org) H. Ross Ford, president and CEO of TCN Worldwide, is proud to announce MAXIMUSalliance as a strategic partner and a sponsor of the TCN Worldwide 2012 Fall Conference to be held in Las Vegas this October. This relationship is part of TCN Worldwide's ongoing effort to provide all of its members with access to high quality and innovative services on a favorable or reduced pricing basis. Each strategic partnership focuses on tools that support our member firms, their clients, and our 800 plus brokers and salespeople.
Established over a decade ago, MAXIMUSalliance is a performance-driven authority in Business Incentives, Site Selection, and State and Local Tax (SALT) based in Dallas, Texas.
"Our service offerings, specifically those involving incentives and site selection, provide TCN members with an opportunity to enhance their value proposition in a significant way," said Phillip Rogers, Executive Director of MAXIMUSalliance. "We look forward to participating in this year's TCN conference and educating the membership about the associated benefits their clients can receive."
Ross Ford added, "We are pleased to announce MAXIMUSalliance as one of this year's strategic partners, sponsoring our international fall conference. Strategic partnerships translate into new business relationships and allow us to offer our members a wider array of services. MAXIMUSalliance's distinct capabilities are focused on providing our members and their clients with results that lead to significant cost reductions."
About MAXIMUSalliance
MAXIMUSalliance partners with clients to identify and procure cost recovery and cost savings opportunities while aiding in strategic decision-making. The goal throughout is to provide clients with results that lead to increased profitability. Service offerings include Business Incentives Procurement, Economic Development Consulting, Site Selection Services, Strategic SALT Consulting, SALT Audit Defense Services, Accounts Payable Recovery Audit Services, Legal & Regulatory Compliance Management, and Licensing & Permitting. For more information visit www.maximusalliance.com.
About TCN Worldwide
TCN Worldwide, a consortium of independent commercial real estate firms, provides complete integrated real estate solutions locally and internationally. With approximately $27.1 billion in annual transactions and over 80 million square feet of space under management, the organization ranks as one of the largest service providers in the industry. An extensive range of real estate services coupled with a personal commitment to exceed client expectations is what allows TCN Worldwide to be a leader within the commercial real estate industry. Formed in 1989, TCN Worldwide is comprised of over 800 commercial real estate professionals serving more than 200 primary and secondary markets worldwide.
For more information on TCN Worldwide, contact H. Ross Ford or Claudia E. Crow at 972-769-8701 or visit www.tcnworldwide.com.
TCN Worldwide Announces Strategic Partnership with MAXIMUSalliance
We are pleased to announce MAXIMUSalliance as one of this year's strategic partners, sponsoring the TCN Worldwide 2012 Fall Conference to be held in Las Vegas this October.
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