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Prevost: Solid participation in MCC opt-in program

In the program, coach operators agree to donate one-half of one percent of their net parts purchases, which Prevost then matches — up to $50,000 for the year.

May 24, 2010
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Prevost, a leading participant in the opt-in parts program introduced by the Motorcoach Council (MCC), reported the initiative is receiving enthusiastic support from its MCC partner customers.

"Over half a dozen Prevost customers from throughout the country have already come on board, and we are delighted that this response exceeds our expectations," said Jack Forbes, vice president, parts sales and business development, for Prevost.

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In the program, coach operators agree to donate one-half of one percent of their net parts purchases, which Prevost then matches — up to $50,000 for the year.

 

 

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