LEAWOOD, KS, October 08, 2010 (Press-News.org) McCusker & Company, a national leading provider of service program warranty consulting services, is partnering with Service USA to host strategic product protection partnership meetings for its industry leading consumer electronics extended warranty plan during the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show taking place in January in Las Vegas.
"We are looking forward to discussing industry trends and developments in our innovative consumer electronics product protection plans with some new industry partners," said McCusker & Company President Will L. McCusker. "We have some very exciting new revenue enhancement opportunities that we will unveil at the show."
Because of the industry demand to meet with the senior executives with McCusker & Company and Service USA, just a limited number of discussion opportunities still remain only on January 6 and 7.
"We have already received a large amount of interest in these innovative new revenue plans no other warranty company offers," said McCusker. "But we still have a few slots open and would like to open them up to other general members of the industry."
McCusker & Company and Service USA will be hosting meetings with refreshments and cocktails at the new luxury PH Towers Hotel & Resort by Westgate, conveniently located near the Planet Hollywood Hotel & Resort on the world-famous Las Vegas Strip. To book a meeting today, before all the limited spaces are gone, please call Will McCusker at 800-734-0819 x101 or email ces@mccuskerco.com.
For more information about McCusker & Company, and their full suite of warranty consulting services, please visit their website at www.mccuskerco.com
McCusker and Company is an extended warranty consulting firm founded by industry experts and is headquartered in Kansas with an office in Texas. Its international division, known as McCusker & Company of the Caribbean, has an office in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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 WarrantyKits.com and WarrantyGiftCard.com. For more information call 800-734-0819.
About Service USA Inc.
Founded in July 2004, and incorporated in 2008, Service USA Inc. is a provider of outsourced CRM, customer contact programs and call center services, including inbound and outbound voice, email and live agent chat services.
The firm also provides national and international service solutions for the consumer electronics industry, resellers, dealers, retailers, third party administrators, insurance companies, brokers, service providers, internet service providers and field service program managers for businesses that support a high number of service events within their organization.
For more information about Service USA, please visit www.goserviceusa.com.
McCusker & Company and Service USA Senior Executives Available for Strategic Product Protection Partnership Meetings During CES 2011
Just a limited number of meetings still available with corporate chairman and vice chairman.
2010-10-08
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