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Follow on Google News | Accell North America Unveils Integrated Business PlatformANA onboards integrated IT, expanded parts and accessories inventory, new physical logistics, warehouses, business-to-business website - bolstering Independent Bicycle Retail profitability
By: Verde Brand Communications ANA is the North American business entity of Accell Group (http://www.accell- The investments enable both Seattle Bike Supply (http://www.seattlebikesupply.com/) - Raleigh America (Raleigh and Diamondback) - Seattle Bike Supply (Redline, Torker, XLC) - Lapierre North America “These investments will significantly increase our combined level of services for ANA companies to support dealer profitability and ease of doing business in 2014,” said Steve Meineke, CEO of ANA. “Our new business platform unites our independent brands and companies and enables our team to provide improved ease and efficiency in the order process, stronger fill rates and shipping and payment info. This is in addition to unmatched sales program incentives, dating and terms, improved forecasting and better inventory availability. “All of which underscore our unwaivering commitment to being the most profitable, friendly and flexible partner to our customers – period.” About Accell North America: Accell North America is committed to leading in cycling innovation in product, brand and specialty business practices to grow Independent Bicycle Retail in North America. Accell North America is the North American business entity of Accell Group, NV, Europe’s leading bicycle company. Accell North America, located in Kent, Wash., is completely focused on growing the specialty bike business by providing excellence in customer service, product innovation, profitability and brand marketing on the regional and national level. Media Contact: Verde Brand Communictions Kristin Carpenter-Ogden 970.946.2511 kco@verdepr.com End
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