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JM Family Enterprises Launches New Website

JM Family Enterprises Inc. (JM Family), an $11.1 billion diversified automotive company, launched a new corporate Website at www.jmfamily.com.

by Staff
December 20, 2007
2 min to read


JM Family Enterprises Inc. (JM Family), an $11.1 billion diversified automotive company, launched a new corporate Website at www.jmfamily.com. Custom-designed and developed by a team of JM Family associates, the site offers all-new graphics, functionality and content.



The site brings JM Family to life in a cleaner, more streamlined design consisting of five main sections set off by vivid photographs and drop-down navigation bars. The home page offers one-click access to BuyAToyota.com and JM Lexus.com.

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Here's what's new at www.jmfamily.com:



*About Us: Welcomes visitors with a brief overview of JM Family, plus a historical timeline and history of the company and Founder Jim Moran, mission statement, work/life solutions, executive bios and an interactive map featuring driving directions to all company locations.



*Businesses: Provides information on all JM Family businesses and serves as a portal to their individual Websites.



*Newsroom: Speeds the search process by offering the ability to sort press releases. Reporters can download and print a virtual press kit and watch a variety of videos in the video gallery. Media can now register to receive company news and subscribe to an RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed that automatically sends new press releases directly to their computers.



*Community: Highlights JM Family’s philanthropic mission, corporate giving, community partnerships and associate volunteer efforts. Eligible 501(c)(3) organizations can easily review, download and print its Corporate Giving Guidelines.

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*Careers: Invites job seekers to learn more about joining JM Family, including its competitive compensation and outstanding benefits. Offers the ability to create, post and update resumes online, view job postings and apply for open positions.


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