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UDS has been named the Diamond Award Winner for “F&I Training” and Platinum Award Winner for “Compliance Training” in the 2020 Dealers’ Choice Awards.
CLEARWATER, Fla. – United Development Systems, Inc. (UDS), a member of Brown & Brown Dealer Services, has been named the Diamond Award Winner for “F&I Training” and Platinum Award Winner for “Compliance Training” in the 2020 Dealers’ Choice Awards by Auto Dealer Today.
Our commitment to F&I training has never been stronger.
For the sixteenth consecutive year UDS has been ranked tops in the F&I Training category. “Our commitment to F&I training has never been stronger,” says Randy Crisorio, President and CEO of UDS. “Ensuring our dealer partners are equipped with the resources and skills they need to adapt and excel in today’s marketplace was a big focus for us. We added boot camps, additional webinars and virtual coaching meetings to continue propelling F&I results,” adds Crisorio.
This is the 6th award for UDS in the Compliance Training category, which was added six years ago. The awards process itself began in 2005 and allows Dealers and dealership personnel across the U.S. to rate retail industry operatives of all kinds. UDS is one of very few companies to be recognized every year.
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