Excend Guides Fortune 500 Companies on Accommodating Hispanic Clientele

Posted on: November 29th, 2006
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“EXCEND Consulting Group, the United States preeminent Hispanic market consulting firm, presented a workshop on Hispanic customer retention to over 30 executives from leading United States and European-based businesses.

The NACCM Customer Management Conference, hosted by the Institute for International Research, is the nations leading conference on superior customer management and research.

Excend’s presentation contributed specific case-studies on utilizing the firm’s “Gravity Modeling” technique to build lasting relationships with Latino customers through word-of-mouth marketing partnerships. Case studies showed increases in new client acquisition and client retention rates in excess of 35% on a compounded monthly basis.

“The process of Gravity Modeling utilizes our proprietary research methods to identify which sources in a community that Latino customers turn to when making decisions about high-value products and services,” said Mitchell Hiatt from Excend, “That technique creates highly committed customers because of the social network that supports our clients’ products and services.”

Leading attendees in active dialogue with Excend at the conference included the US Postal Service, Sun Trust Banks, Amegy Bank, Freddie Mac, Staples, and other large multinational companies.”

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