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Wednesday, August 23, 2017

Bob Simon Widow, Limo Company Settle Wrongful Death Claim

<p>The late CBS newsman Bob Simon who died of injuries in a limo sedan car crash in Feb. 2015 (Wikimedia Commons <a href="http://ift.tt/2vY9vXV" target="_blank">photo</a> by <a href="By Source, Fair use, https:/en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?curid=46322512" target="_blank">source</a>)</p>

Newsman Bob Simons’ widow has settled a wrongful death lawsuit against a limo company that allegedly allowed a reckless driver to ferry the CBS veteran home from work in February 2015.

“The family is relieved that this portion of the case is behind them,” said Howard Hershenhorn, attorney for Francoise Anne-Marie Simon.

Skyline Credit Ride will pay Simon an undisclosed sum to end the suit. The details of the deal are subject to a confidentiality agreement.

New York Post article here

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9 Service Tips From Today’s Top Leaders

If you’re struggling with customer service and need a push in the right direction, you can learn a lot from today’s top leaders. Here are nine customer service tips from successful leaders who have faced some of the same challenges as you.

Inc. article here

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business growth   business management   customer service   leadership   

 

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Chosen Payments Named to the 2017 Inc. 5000 List


Moorpark, Calif. — Inc. Magazine has named Chosen Payments to its 2017 Annual Inc. 5000, an exclusive ranking of the fastest growing privately owned companies in America. The list represents a comprehensive review of privately held corporations that make up the backbone of the nation’s commerce and economy. Companies such as Dell Computers, Domino’s Pizza, and Zillow have appeared on this list in their infancy.

Chosen Payments was ranked No. 800 in a review of more than six million privately owned companies. Chosen Payments President and CEO Jeff Brodsly will accept the Inc. 5000 award at the Annual Inc. 5000 Conference to be held in Palm Springs October 10-12. Chosen will be among very few in their industry who have made this exclusive list which is another testament to their growth and hard work.


Inc 5000
“We are incredibly proud to be recognized and included on the Inc. 5000 list,” said Brodsly. “We have never applied for this award and we are thrilled that we made it in our first year!” Brodsly attributes the growth and success of his privately owned company to a dedicated team of 113 people who are tasked with delivering excellent servicein every interaction. The company operates under a motto of “Your Partner in Success” and focuses on building relationships with each and every client rather than simply providing merchant services such as credit card processing.


BrodslyCEO Jeff Brodsly
Brodsly began Chosen Payments in September of 2011 as a one man show. Six years later, the company has 113 staffers working in multiple offices located in California, Utah, Michigan, Georgia, Massachusetts, and Tennessee. The company focuses their attention on many vertical industries and software integration markets and employs specialists in ground transportation, funeral care, jewelry, hotels and resorts health care and much more. The company is the exclusive credit card processor for the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) and processes cards for all NHRA race tracks.

“Jeff and his team at Chosen Payments are one of our most valued partners. They have been a Chairman’s Council winner at First Data six times, and they do tremendous work expanding First Data’s brand, products, and solutions into new markets.” said Kevin Sisk, First Data’s senior vice president of Partner Solutions.

Visit chosenpayments.com for more information.

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