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Moorpark, Calif. — A few years ago, Chosen Payments, a leading credit card processor for the ground transportation industry, made a commitment to the industry’s regional and national associations to contribute to them financially. At the most recent Chauffer Driven Show, Chosen Payments presented human-size checks to three associations.
First, CEO Jeff Brodsly, who was on an education panel during the Minority Limousine Operators of America (MLOA) meeting, surprised the association with a $1,000 donation. He also offered a $200 signing bonus for any MLOA member who switched to Chosen Payments during the CD Show. During the Limousine Association of New Jersey (LANJ) breakfast meeting, Brodsly presented a check for $2,737 as a rebate to the association (Chosen Payments offers rebates back to associations for each member that uses the credit card processor). Finally during the Florida Limousine Association meeting, Brodsly presented a $500 donation to help the association continue its TNC battle.
With the mutually beneficial relationships between Chosen Payments and many associations, the payment processor intends to continue this trend each year. “It feels good to support those who support us, which is the beauty in creating true relationships in this industry and with our clients,” says CEO Jeff Brodsly. “We are grateful for the overwhelming support from the industry and the various associations we are partnered with. We will continue to help in all ways we can.”
Visit chosenpayments.com for more information.
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Oak Park, Mich. — Detroit Custom Coach (DCC), which has made a name for itself by building custom vehicles for the limousine, food truck, and marketing industries, is launching a new Ford Transit line. The lineup will consist of three models: executive shuttle, business class, and limousine style.
According to Chris Ramos, CEO of DCC, the decision to upfit the Ford Transit vehicles came from the popularity of the high-roof Sprinter vehicles. Ford is a familiar brand in the industry with access to a network of dealers the industry is already familiar with. The Transit will be DCC’s flagship chassis and will be incorporated into its other divisions as well.
“We’re hedging all our bets on the new Transit,” says Ramos. “It’s a beautiful vehicle and is more affordable and accessible to customers. From mobile offices to limousine interiors, the Ford Transit offers a versatile platform for both work and pleasure. The platform will allow for countless configurations. Having Ford in our backyard is a huge plus for us as we’ll be able to communicate quickly and even have Ford staff to our facility for any troubleshooting issues.”
DCC was also recently selected by Ford to showcase its prototype business class model Transit at the 2014 SEMA Show in Las Vegas, where Ramos says it was met with rave reviews. “We know the chauffeured industry well and we’ve worked hard on our designs and engineering, which are built to be functional, serviceable, and, of course, beautiful. SEMA was a great opportunity to share our hard work with the world.”
Visit detroitcustomcoach.com for more information on the Transit vehicles and floor plans available.
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