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John Lewis joins Capital Bonds network
One of the UK’s leading retailers has joined the Capital Bonds network. John Lewis is now one of over 160 retailers where Capital Bonds are accepted.
Recipients can redeem the Bonds at a total of 37 John Lewis shops across the UK - 29 department stores and eight John Lewis at home shops.
Tim Ward, account manager, corporate sales atJohn Lewis comments:
“At John Lewis we offer a vast choice of products for Capital Bonds holders with over 350,000 lines available in our shops. We feel this broad range ensures there is something for everyone and will appeal to a wide selection of recipients.”
Wayne Harrington, Head of Affiliate & Retail Partnerships at Edenred, adds:
“It is a tremendous endorsement of our brand that such a major name in retailing has joined the Capital Bonds network.
“Capital Bonds are Edenred’s market leading multistore gift voucher, offering the greatest choice and convenience of all gift vouchers in the UK.
“They are easy to use as a business incentive, and the wide range of outlets where the vouchers can be redeemed make them perfect for employers who want to motivate their staff with a reward that suits them personally.”
Capital Bonds, administered by Edenred, has more retailers in its network than any other voucher of its kind, with 50 more retailers than any other multistore voucher as well as more than 450 independent retailers.
They are used by thousands of organisations throughout the UK in recognition of general performance and behavioural rewards, in employee recognition and reward schemes such as long service, in loyalty programmes, or as rewards in suggestion schemes or sales incentives programmes.
Recipients can choose to use their vouchers at outlets that match their lifestyle requirements, and can purchase products for their home, experience fun days out with friends or use even their reward vouchers as part payment towards holidays and travel.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Emma Ward .
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