THIS IS OUR CUSTOMERS' EXPRESSIONS WHEN THEY DO BUSINESS WITH US

Words are powerful and have a big influence on what customers think. At Motion Yield Limited here’s our customer relationship philosophy:

1.       We believe what our customer think is true. Motion yield has brought satisfactory solutions to their everyday need.

2.       What our customers does when they are happy. They tell their friends, colleagues, on social media and even sometimes you. Every one that interacts with our customers should experience and understand this.

3.       Our customers don’t have to meet a BOSS to get satisfied. Our ground staff are professionals at what they do so customers who demand to see a higher authority just want to say a BIGGER THANK YOU.

4.       We give our customers the opportunity to tell us what they think at every stage of the transaction. Here’s their response; “WHERE HAVE YOU GUYS BEEN?”

5.       We understand that the hardest thing for a company is MISTAKE. At Motion Yield, our customers are happy when a mistake is admitted and even Happier when there’s no mistake at all. At Motion Yield, there’s Zero tolerance for MISTAKES.

6.       Our customers’ expectations are met because we don’t over promise and under deliver. We make COMMITMENT and  GIVE MOMENTS OF MAGIC.

7.       Our customers are happy when we deliver 100% Secrecy and Non-disclosure.

At Motion Yield, our customers don’t just say THANK YOU, they say THANK YOU, give us BOTH THUMBS UP and become our ADVOCATES.

#TimeTellTuesdays: Pepsi Cola a Vision in Motion

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Caleb Davis Bradham was born in Chinquapin, North Carolina, on May 27, 1867. After graduating from the University of North Carolina, Bradham attended the University of Maryland School of Medicine in hopes of becoming a doctor. While attending school he worked part-time as a pharmacy apprentice at a local drug store.

Unfortunately a family crisis forced Bradham to drop his pursuit in medicine and return home to North Carolina. Upon returning, he taught school for a short period of time before opening a drug store on the corner of Middle and Pollock Streets in downtown New Bern. Bradham's Drug Store would later become the very place Pepsi-Cola was invented. In 1893, “Brad’s Drink,” made from a mix of sugar, water, caramel, lemon oil, nutmeg, and other natural additives, became an overnight sensation. Despite its name and hearsay, pepsin was never an ingredient of Pepsi-Cola.

On August 28, 1898, Bradham renamed his drink “Pepsi-Cola." He believed the drink was more than a refreshment but a “healthy” cola, aiding in digestion, getting its roots from the word dyspepsia, meaning indigestion.

In late 1902, the Pepsi-Cola Company was formed due to the rising popularity and demand for the Pepsi-Cola Syrup with none other than Caleb Bradham as the first president. The business began to grow, and on June 16, 1903, "Pepsi-Cola" became an official trademark. By 1904, the Pepsi-Cola Syrup sales reached almost 20,000 gallons. As demand for the drink continued to rise, Bradham decided it was time to offer Pepsi-Cola in bottles. By 1910 there were 240 franchises in 24 states and that year the Pepsi-Cola Company held their first Bottler Convention in New Bern.

Hard times fell on Bradham and the Pepsi-Cola franchise during WWI. This was due to the high price and severe rationing of sugar. This rationing prevented Pepsi-Cola from producing enough syrup to meet the demands of consumers. Though Bradham attempted multiple substitutes for sugar, like molasses, the outcome was always an inferior taste to the original. After the war ended sugar prices soared from 3 cents to 28 cents per pound. Bradham purchased a large quantity of the high priced sugar, which would be a factor to the company's downfall. Pepsi Cola officially was bankrupt as of May 31,1923, and its assets were sold to Craven Holding Corporation for $30,000.

After years of ups and downs, PepsiCo is now back on top. In 2013, Pepsi was ranked #1 on CoreBrand's list of Most Respected Companies. The company was also ranked #41 on the Fortune 500 list, in 2012.

culled from http://www.pepsistore.com/history.asp

we are changing the face of consumer finance

Financial solutions is our core line of work, and when you hear people talk about re-defining the future of consumer finance — actually, the future of the entire world of money — they mean us. 

We’re Motion Yield who are innovating technology solutions that anticipate and meet the fast-changing needs of financial services everywhere around Nigeria and then Africa. 

Our consumer finance business is just one of the solutions we pioneered, the one that provides a centralized technological space in which lenders and borrowers can meet and transact in an automated, efficient way. That is an important beginning, pioneering the means for the revolution when we apply for cash loan in person with paper, to lenders digitally connected to servers in a data room and executing their transactions almost at the speed of light. And for the most part, this electronic lending revolution will play out across many developing nations.

At Motion Yield, we are leading the way with both feet: In our consumer finance, we’re creating new technology solutions that facilitate fast, efficient, improved decisions, and mitigate risk across the entire financial system.