International Consulting Firm Reaches Foreign Clients with New Web Site

PR Log (Press Release) – Jun 23, 2008 – Today, QCEP Consulting announced the launch of its new Web site, http://www.qcepconsulting.com. This Web site launch follows the company’s recent acquisition of clients in countries from the Middle East to Southeast Asia.

“Being an international company we needed to expand our reach further,” said Cesar Jha, president and found of QCEP Consulting. “With the launch of http://www.qcepconsulting.com, I’m confident our clients in the U.A.E, India, and the U.S. will find our services even more useful.”

The company’s comprehensive site does not just include basic information about QCEP Consulting, but rather it is an interactive site that creates an opportunity for clients and Web site visitors to ask questions pertaining to effective business strategies. Although a “frequently asked questions” page is common on many sites, they are typically comprised of questions the Web master finds important. On www.qcepconsulting.com the FAQs come directly from clients and visitors. So, in a sense, this is free business advice from the pros.

In addition, the Web site includes success stories from clients and detailed descriptions of the company’s services. Unlike many other consulting companies, QCEP Consulting aims for its Web site to be a resource, not a landing page.

About the founder, Cesar Jha

With a background steeped in entrepreneurship and retail success, Jha’s current role at QCEP Consulting was born from his desire to help businesses succeed internationally. Jha is the winner of the Ernst and Young's 2003 Entrepreneur of the Year for the Rocky Mountain Region, which is telling of his consulting expertise.

Before founding QCEP Consulting in 2003, Jha worked in the automotive industry. Beginning as an automotive technician in his native country of India, Jha quickly moved up the ranks to work in large companies based the Sultan of Oman for ten years. Here he gained management experience and a desire to move the United States. In 1982 he settled in Denver and started a mobile auto-repair business, which eventually grew into a two repair facilities. Quickly thereafter Jha entered into vehicle sales and by 2003 he had established Ceasar’s Auto Group, Inc. which was comprised of five dealerships earning more than $60 million in revenue a year.