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Show June, 2001 ProvoOrem Chamber of Commerce Monthly Newsletter Page 10 (cJMrufixa? Ultimate Perks Provides Unique Service To Community According to the Washington Post m February 2000, "Companies "Compa-nies here and across the country have developed a hevy of programs pro-grams to deal with workers overload. over-load. . In general companies pay tor the concierge and services and employees pay for the products, prod-ucts, often at discount prices... The object is get people on the job and keep them there." Believing the Washington Post statement to he true, business -hould also want to offer their employee-- a little extra! To meet ibis need. I'ltimate Perks was organized. Founded in 2000. I'ltimate I'l-timate Perk-. Inc.. is a fast-paced service that provides high growt b and emerging companies with the additional services needed to have that necessary edge in today's marketplace. I'ltimate Perks provides: discounts dis-counts to the employees of our member companies; special services ser-vices that pamper employees, and seminars on a variety of subjects sub-jects tailored to the needs of the employees Ultimate Perks recognizes then' are many coupon companies compa-nies on the web. In fact, you can find discounts to Disney World, Hawaii, or most anything you SAME MONEY BUY USED Taillights Headlights Parking Lights k Exhaust Manifolds Mirrors Radiators want. So what makes us so different? dif-ferent? 1. We deal only with the Human Resources departments of the business. These are not coupons which are available to everyone, but only through the company. This service really becomes be-comes a benefit for working for those companies who want to offer of-fer their employees a little bit extra. 2. We deal with local vendors ven-dors who serve the local area. This means you can take advantage advan-tage of our vendors everyday of the week if you wish because they are your neighbor. 3. The service is absolutely free to the businesses busi-nesses and a small charge to the vendor to be on our site. We are running .'iHo days a year. We also offer services such as grocery delivery, oil changes, carpet car-pet cleaning, etc. In the future we hope to offer companies "packages" "pack-ages" of on site oil changes, dry cleaning pick up and delivery, re- lieving a overworked parent of worrying about getting a child to piano lessons or the dentist, special spe-cial meals delivered to companies for special occasions, etc. Seminars can be arranged on such subjects as why do my roses die every year? Or what should I really do to get my car ready for winter? Parts Locating FOREIGN & DOMESTIC We Buy & Sell Salvaged Vehicles 225-5586 Toll Free 1 -800-624-7062 1190N.1600West Orem (Geneva Road) For companies that all ready have a perks program. Ultimate Perks enhances it by providing vendors they do not have and saving them time of contacting vendors. We now have approximately 40,000 people on the business end of our site. We are busy adding add-ing others and are working with vendors to increase the benefits to the employee. We also provide to companies and vendors the opportunity to have their web site linked to ours, and as an added bonus we provide this service free to the vendor employees when they advertise ad-vertise on our site. For more information please feel free to call Ultimate Perks at 812-3470 or see us on the web at www.ultimateperks.com Remember the Ultimate employer em-ployer offers the Ultimate Perks! Correction: The article that appeared on Ultimate Perks in the April edition edi-tion of the Chamber News did not include complete and accurate accu-rate information. This article corrects all previous informational informa-tional errors. The Chamber apologizes for the errors made. CAR PARTS Starter & Alternator Testing Mon-Fri 8:30am -5:30 pm Closed Sat & Sun mm Service Marketing WRITER: LAUREN GLISSON .Market- - - ' " ing is not just a department de-partment it's everything every-thing you do! Pamela Stucki, of Hos-p Hos-p i t a 1 i t y Partners, will help July's Chamber University discover dis-cover the little things that matter most to customers cus-tomers and how to deliver de-liver big re- presentation, entitled "Service Marketing: Unleashing the Power of the Butterfly Effect in Your Organization," will show how every ev-ery detail of the customer experience offers powerful opportunities opportuni-ties to increase sales, inspire repeat business and create positive word of mouth advertising. Come learn how to turn satisfied customers into loyal customers. Pamela, a graduate of Brigham Young University, oversoes marketing, mar-keting, research and client relationship efforts at Cornerstone. Her experience began with the creation of The Sunflower, a luxury bed and breakfast inn in Moab, Utah ten years ago. The inn has evolved over the years, and is currently one of three Utah inns with the prestigious 4-diamond rating from the Automobile Association of America. After working for Sundance as the Marketing Mar-keting and Public Relations Manager, Pamela launched Cornerstone Corner-stone Hospitality partners, an international consulting firm, in 1996. Since then, Pamela has worked with hundreds of properties in the hospitality industry. Some of the properties that have been evaluated by Cornerstone include The Golden Door Spa, Las Casitas Village in Puerto Rico; Hyatt Regency in Aruba; Thanksgiving Thanks-giving Point Institute in Utah and The Metropole in Chicago. With this vast experience, the Cornerstone team has developed proven service strategies that build customer loyalty and profitability profit-ability in all types of business. You are invited to come enjoy a luncheon and hear the principles prin-ciples of Service Marketing from Pamela on Wednesday, July 11. The Chamber University Series is every second Wednesday of the month at 11:30 a.m. in Suite 306 of the Old Historic Courthouse Court-house in Provo, 51 S. University Ave. To attend the series please RSVP by noon Tuesday, July 10 to 379-2567. Pi ffMB fixnixsxxxxmn& 224-4712 186 W I I I 'A J i ' , "X . x , " 1 L , W. Center Orem |