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Employees 23
Western Union has a history of adapting our business to
meet the changing needs of the people we serve. So as
more of our consumers are moving to more places around
the world, our over 600 superagent relationships have
never been more important.
The relationship between a consumer and their
Western Union agent is a special one. Our agents’ deep
understanding of the communities they serve comes from
the fact that they are members of these communities
themselves. They are the primary reason our Western
Union Gold Card loyalty program has more than 8 million
active cards and reached 62 countries in 2006. And their
long tenure with Western Union gives them the knowledge
and insight to create customized solutions on a local basis.
We are always looking to implement new strategies that
will allow our service, our technology and our agents to have
an even greater impact on the communities we serve.
Strong Agent Relationships
Employees 23