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Libro Credit Union partners with interVal

Written by Admin | Nov 9, 2021 5:53:00 AM

November 9, 2021 London, Ontario – Libro Credit Union has announced a partnership with London-based business interVal, a software platform that can give Libro’s business Owners better insights on business valuation, risk mitigation and management strategy.

“The interVal platform will help our Owners make more informed and data-driven decisions about their future,” said Steve Bolton, Libro’s Head Coach and Chief Executive Officer. “Part of our coaching philosophy and effort to grow Owner prosperity includes delivering tools and technology to our business Owners so that they can focus on running their business. Using this tool, we can help member-Owners unlock real-time insight from accounting and other data they’re already producing.”

Libro will be introducing the platform to more than 5,000 Libro business Owners in the new year, providing an important conduit for data analysis that will enhance the advice and recommendations delivered in a more proactive way.

“Libro is an ideal partner because they take their role in creating a prosperous outcome for their business Owners very seriously. With the interVal platform in place, Libro is providing an additional layer of shared insight into how valuation driven decision-making can influence success,” said Trevor Greenway, interVal’s Chief Executive Officer. “Libro is demonstrating a tremendous commitment to the prosperity of their business Owners and we are excited to play a role in supporting their journey.”

To learn more about interVal, please visit https://www.inter-val.ai/business-owner. Libro business Owners can join the waitlist and show their interest in using the interVal platform by visiting the following link: https://www.libro.ca/landing/libro-interval

Media:
Colin Szemenyei, Co-Founder, interVal
P: 519-601-0888
cszemenyei@inter-val.ai

Mike Donachie, Communications Manager, Libro Credit Union
P: 519-672-0130 ext. 4344
C: 226-926-4068
mike.donachie@libro.ca
Visit: www.libro.ca/media