INCC Subsidiary 121 Direct Response Establishes Presence at the American Teleservices Association (ATA) 2009 Convention
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SARASOTA, FL, Oct 05 (MARKET WIRE) --
International Consolidated Companies, Inc. (OTCBB: INCC) subsidiary 121
Direct Response (www.121directresponse.com) announced that the company
will be showcasing its products and services from booth 212 at the
American Teleservices Association Annual Convention in New Orleans
beginning today.
The Convention & Expo takes place at the Sheraton New Orleans, October
5-7, 2009 and is themed "Answering the Call." Contact center
professionals from across the United States and around the world will
convene to understand best-practice strategies during economic recovery,
learn how to respond to the changing face of customer communication, and
find out the most pressing legal issues regarding call center operations
and management.
"We feel very strongly about continuing to build upon our industry
leadership and constantly establish the best practices for client
services," stated Antonio F. Uccello, III, President and CEO of
International Consolidated Companies, Inc. "The ATA expo is an excellent
venue for generating new business, keeping abreast of industry
developments, orienting ourselves on the competitive landscape and
exploring new business opportunities."
About 121 Direct Response
1 2 1 Direct Response (1 2 1) (www.121directresponse.com) is a
full-service direct response consulting, idea development, and campaign
execution organization. With outbound and inbound contact center
stations; a full-service direct mail design, printing, fulfillment, and
mailing facility; and direct response expertise in nonprofit and
commercial direct marketing, 1 2 1 can provide its clients with turnkey
direct response service excellence. 1 2 1 Direct Response is a
wholly-owned subsidiary of International Consolidated Companies, Inc.
(www.INCC.us), a publicly traded company listed under the symbol 'INCC.'
About American Teleservices Association
The American Teleservices Association (ATA) is the only non-profit trade
organization dedicated exclusively to the advancement of companies that
utilize contact centers as an integral channel of operations. ATA members
include companies with inbound or outbound contact centers, users of
Teleservices, trainers, consultants, and equipment suppliers who initiate,
facilitate, and generate telephone, Internet, and e-mail sales, service,
and support. ATA provides leadership in the professional and ethical use
of the telephone for conducting business and is committed to serving the
needs of its members, recommending the highest standards of quality for
the channel and protecting the rights of consumers. Members benefit from
the ATA's strong advocacy at the national and state level; advanced and
timely educational opportunities and business-building events; advocacy
and support in the public realm; and rich and trusted resources for
Teleservices professionals.
Relevant sites:
www.121directresponse.com
www.incc.us
www.ata2009convention.org
www.ataconnect.org
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