UDS Launches F&I Webinar Series for Dealer Partners
CLEARWATER, Fla. - United Development Systems, Inc. (UDS) has launched the UDS Webinar Series - aimed at bringing its award-winning F&I Training directly to its partners.
"Our promise to our dealer partners is monthly training on various F&I related topics," said Randy Crisorio, UDS president and CEO. "Using webinar technology will allow us to more conveniently and consistently deliver on that promise to present quality F&I training solutions."
The UDS Webinar Series will consist of monthly online sessions covering a variety of F&I-related topics. Planned topics will range from The F&I Interview Process, to Lender Relations, Compliance, and AutoMenu(TM) Selling Strategies.
Each webinar will last 60 minutes or less, enabling even the busiest of managers an opportunity to login and participate. Additionally, UDS dealer partners will have unlimited access to archived sessions via its websites' partner portal.
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