Atlanta, Ga. – Two more forward-thinking print, mail and marketing communications firms have joined The Imaging Network Group (INg), a leading association of mid-size direct and transactional print and mail service providers. Top executives from BCS (Business Communication Solutions) based in Waunakee, Wisconsin, and IC Group of Salt Lake City, Utah, will be heading to the INg Spring Forum in Nassau, Bahamas the first week in March.

BCS
BSC specializes in providing flexible turnkey outsourced solutions for outsourced billing, print and mail presentment services, eDelivery, document management, marketing and customer communications, accounts receivable and payable, scanning, and data processing. BCS focuses on customer needs by using a structured approach for developing, implementing, and managing dynamic outsourcing operations.

In joining Imaging Network Group, president Kirk Dresen said, “Becoming a part of Imaging Network Group is exciting for BCS. The mix of conference sessions and offline conversations makes INg an engaging venue for learning, networking with our peers, and exchanging ideas with other industry experts.”

IC Group
Dave MacFarlane, president of IC Group said, “The conversations, industry knowledge and expertise shared at INg meetings are second to none. Associating with Imaging Network Group will help us continue providing the best possible results for our customers and we are excited about being part of the conversation.”

Since its start in 1982, IC Group has grown to become one of the largest and most dynamic privately-owned providers of marketing solutions in the intermountain west. Employing a “whatever it takes” approach to exceed customers’ expectations, the company’s forward-thinking approach continually expands the breadth of solutions it offers. Customers working with IC Group can take advantage of a team dedicated to providing customer service, visionary leadership, and complete integrity.

“The most unique feature of the Imaging Network Group is how it fosters the sharing of information and ideas between its members,” said Fred Van Alstyne, INg president. “We are pleased to welcome BCS and IC Group and are looking forward to their contributions to the valuable experience that makes INg an exceptional association.”