FKA Recognized As One Of The Training Industry's Best Suppliers

"We are honored to receive these APX awards," commented Michael Nolan, FKA President. "It is gratifying to be recognized by our clients and readers of Training magazine for contributions to their organizations' and the training industry at large."    

50,000 training professionals were asked to make their selections, through a special ballot that appeared in the January and February 2003 issues of Training magazine, for the best suppliers in the field as measured by four criteria:
* Value
* Ease of use
* Meet/exceed buyers' expectations
* Exceptional customer service

"To be selected by such a high-profile audience of training professionals is a significant endorsement," said Training magazine's publisher Stacey Marmolejo. "We are pleased that we have created the APX program to further support the industry."

A complete list of winners from all 39 categories will appear in Training magazine's June 2003 issue and will be featured on Training magazine's web site www.trainingmag.com

Founded in 1966, Friesen, Kaye and Associates is an industry-leader in instructional design, training and performance solutions, and certification. FKA consists of FKA Workshops – a full curriculum of workshops for training professionals; FKA Consulting – custom services for corporate performance improvement; and FKA Software – developers of unique software tools for trainers. FKA has worked with thousands of clients such as: Wal-Mart, General Motors, Citigroup, IBM, AT&T, Verizon, JP Morgan Chase, Boeing, Duke Energy, Hewlett-Packard, State Farm, Home Depot, Pfizer, Canon, Procter & Gamble, AT Kearney, and Microsoft. www.fka.com

Contact: Margaret Burniston, Director of Marketing, Friesen, Kaye and Associates, 613-829-3412. mburniston@fka.com     Copyright © 2003 Friesen, Kaye and Associates. All rights reserved.




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