National Brand Takes Company To A New Level With New Name
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NBP has been securing major discounts from popular brands for business membership programs run by credit card companies, banks, credit unions, professional associations, and nonprofits since 2009. Now, NBP has become Savify to better reflect the growth of its national brand network, advanced technology and value they bring to clients and their customers.
Savify is a premier supplier of rewards programs representing some of the world s most recognized brands using the latest, simplified technology at www.savify.co.
“We’re very excited to announce our name change and are confident about our company’s direction,” said Savify President Diane (Vogt) Faro.
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