GWC Hosts Elite Dealer Council
GWC Warranty hosted its first-ever Elite Dealer Council last month. The council is comprised of some of the company’s top independent dealers.
WILKES-BARRE, Pa. — On Tuesday, May 19, GWC Warranty hosted its first-ever Elite Dealer Council at its headquarters. Councilmembers, which compromise of some of the company’s top independent dealers, were selected to meet with the GWC leadership team to gain a deeper understanding of the company’s history.
The meeting also provided the select group of dealers with the company’s outlook for the future. The council will also provide feedback several times throughout their one-year term to help GWC craft a more dealer-focused experience.
The GWC Warranty Elite Dealer Program offers dealers an exclusive “No Worries, Just Drive” experience through benefits such as concierge and online claims service, special certified pricing, and Elite Dealer Dividend Program for accelerated dividend payouts, vacation contests and Elite marketing materials and programs.
To learn more about the company’s Elite Dealer Program, visit www.GWCWarranty.com/Elite.
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