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LOS ANGELES & DALLAS - November 6, 2006 - Quovus Industry
Incentive Advisory, a national leader in providing
cash incentives for business improvement, and TrainUp.com,
a renowned training brokerage, announced today that
the two companies will jointly market services across
the country in 2007.
This relationship is a key part of Quovus' goal of
giving more companies access to quality and efficiency
rebates. It accomplishes a secondary objective by
diversifying the types of training they fund . "The
services TrainUp.com offers can greatly impact the
bottom line for our typical client. On the other side
of that coin, our funding offsets allow TrainUp.com's
customer base to spend less money and expand their
staff development efforts," explained Lee Harris,
chief executive of Quovus Industry Incentive Advisory.
The world of training and state and federal funding
is rapidly changing. Quovus and TrainUp.com are at
the forefront of their respective industries.
About Quovus Industry Incentive Advisory
Quovus is one of the nation's leading advisory firms
and industry advocates. They provide access to a wealth
of reimbursements, cash rebates, project offsets,
employee development funds and other government sponsored
financial incentives. Their mission is to help companies
increase profits by offsetting the cost of improving.
They have an enduring reputation of success in recapturing
eligible quality management funds, process improvement
rebates, tax credits, and geographic incentives for
reinvestment toward productivity.
About Quovus Industry Incentive Advisory
Quovus is one of the nation's leading advisory firms
and industry advocates. They provide access to a wealth
of reimbursements, cash rebates, project offsets,
employee development funds and other government sponsored
financial incentives. Their mission is to help companies
increase profits by offsetting the cost of improving.
They have an enduring reputation of success in recapturing
eligible quality management funds, process improvement
rebates, tax credits, and geographic incentives for
reinvestment toward productivity.
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