Attention Agents - Write Your New Groups with MBPA/MFBA and Win!

May 6, 2008

The Michigan Business & Professional Association (MBPA) and the Michigan Food & Beverage Association (MFBA) have partnered with Corporate Express, one of the world's largest business-to-business suppliers of essential office and computer products and services, to co-sponsor a contest for new business with the MBPA/MFBA.

TOP PRIZE:

  • An Allsteel Relate Chair (retail value $1,000.00)
  • Plus $700 in Corporate Express office supplles!

2nd Place Winner:

  • 3M laminator
  • HP Photosmart 616 Printer
  • Plus $500 in Corporate Express office supplies!

3rd Place Winner:

  • Fellows Shredder
  • Computer/Laptop Briefcase
  • Plus $300 in Corporate Express office supplies!

This contest begins May 1, 2008 through August 31, 2008. MBPA/MFBA reserves the right to adjust this contest if it becomes necessary, and void any participants that conflict with policies and procedures.

Reminder: Corporate Express is paying for the first year dues for new MBPA/MFBA members, click here to download a membership application and certificate.

Total Contracts:
 To receive credit for your BCBSM contracts written through the MBPA/MFBA, make sure you put the Association code "MBPA" or "MFBA" (depending upon which Association your client joins) on all enrollments to participate.

To leverage your book of business with MBPA/MFBA, all BCBSM contracts will be counted in all MBPA/MFBA contests.
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