StoneEagle Launches New Website and Redesigned Logo
DALLAS – StoneEagle, a provider of technology solutions to the automotive and insurance industries, is pleased to announce the launch of its new corporate website and redesigned logo.
StoneEagle.com provides the latest information about StoneEagle’s innovative industry solutions, services, news, events, and partnerships. StoneEagle.com offers a user-friendly interface, along with enhanced content that outlines the functionality and benefits of StoneEagle’s suite of solution offerings.
“StoneEagle’s web presence and corporate logo have been redesigned, but our customers and partners will expect to receive the same level of exceptional customer service they have grown to know and trust,” stated Jason Gillette, vice president of sales and marketing at StoneEagle.
“We are excited to provide a user-friendly experience for those seeking information about StoneEagle and our evolving suite of industry solutions.”
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