Motivating employees to boost sales.

Media Logic can help organizations derive more value from their employees. For Elan, for example, we developed comprehensive communication programs for its ongoing credit card training and sales efforts with its agent financial institutions. For 15+ years, we have delivered campaigns that successfully educate and engage branch personnel, increase card sales and usage and reach specific audience segments, including affluent and small business.

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