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INCENTCO™ and Windy City Harley-Davidson Dealer Group Announces August 2013 Launch of Innovative Loyalty and Rewards Program for Customers and Employees

 

PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. -- Chicago based Windy City Harley-Davidson Dealer Group has announced Windy City Rewards, a ‘first of its kind’ loyalty and rewards program for customers and employees of all Windy City Harley-Davidson dealerships. Windy City Rewards will be powered by INCENTCO™ technology that rewards and tracks positive behaviors, provides a direct and strategic communication channel, and issues real-time rewards to program participants.

“We are always striving to be the leader in our industry in both innovation and customer service,” says Ozzie Giglio, CEO/Owner of Windy City Harley-Davidson Dealer Group. “We didn’t want to offer a typical ‘run of the mill’ rewards program but a program that adds extra value for our customers. We recognize that the uniqueness of the Harley-Davidson brand transcends riding motorcycles into a complete lifestyle embraced by our customers. Windy City Rewards is the perfect program to compliment the Harley-Davidson lifestyle. Our customers can not only redeem points for offerings at our dealerships but also from INCENTCO’s national retailers including electronics, sporting goods, luxury items, home goods, travel and entertainment…the choices are limitless.”

“This will be an historic first for the Powersports industry and we are thrilled to be part of it,” says Gerry Wiatrowski, Co-Founder of INCENTCO™. “Ozzie is a visionary and extremely dedicated to his patrons and employees. He immediately recognized the value our platform brings by offering unlimited reward options personally tailored to an individual’s lifestyle. Ozzie will also have a huge marketing advantage by offering a program that no one else has in his space. Our partnership with Windy City will truly be a win-win for all involved and we are honored and excited to be part of it.”

Windy City Dealership Group locations include Wild Fire Harley-Davidson, Villa Park, Illinois, www.wildfirehd.com, City Limits Harley-Davidson, Palatine, Illinois, www.citylimitshd.com, Illinois Harley-Davidson, Countryside, Illinois, www.illinoishd.com, Fox River Harley-Davidson, St Charles, Illinois, www.foxriverhd.com. Windy City also has locations in Terminal 3 at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport.

INCENTCO technology offers a suite of turnkey loyalty, rewards and fulfillment solutions. INCENTCO services multiple industries including employee benefits, healthcare, business services, residential and commercial real estate, power sports and others.

For more information about INCENTCO or to speak with an executive from the company, please contact Robert Romine at 630-208-1020 or rromine@rcromine.com. To learn more about INCENTCO™ visit www.INCENTCO.com.

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