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In addition to the officer promotions and appointments, these associates merited promotions since our last Letter to Shareholders:
Professional Development Cincinnati offers independent agents many benefits for doing business with our company. One of those advantages is the opportunity for agents and their staff to attend classroom courses, online training and interactive Web conferences. They may enroll through our Agency Learning Center to study topics ranging from software skills to customer service and Cincinnati product advantages. We work with agencies to develop curricula for their customer services representatives and producers and maintain transcripts that help track each individual's progress. Reducing the agency's training burden is a valuable service. To ensure that agencies are fully aware of the broad range of support available to them, we are showcasing the Agency Learning Center at this year's annual sales meetings in 25 cities. We encourage and reward associates who continue their professional insurance education, earning credentials by meeting high academic, ethical and length-of-experience standards. Congratulations to Laura Gibson, Sean Givler and William Ray, who recently completed a series of courses to earn the Certified Insurance Counselor (CIC) designation. The ABC Award recognizes exemplary productivity, service and quality in exceptional associates. The ABC Award committee recently granted the quarterly Above and Beyond the Call (ABC) award to Jeff Becraft, Printing, and Holly Crowley, AIS, CPCU, Commercial Lines. Congratulations to these quarterly winners! Financial Services The company's two financial services subsidiaries continue to successfully leverage our insurance relationships and broaden our offerings. As of December 31, 2007, CFC Investment Company, which offers equipment and vehicle leases and loans, reported 2,590 accounts representing $92 million of contract receivables. CinFin Capital Management Company, which offers asset management services, reported $944 million under management in 62 accounts.
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could cause results to differ materially from those discussed, please see the most recent edition of our safe
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