Parkland, Florida - 1 April, 2005 -

Dean Nelson of Colorado Springs, CO is pleased to announce the opening of an Expense Reduction Consulting (ERC ) franchise to serve the Colorado area. The business is focused on helping companies and organizations uncover and realize measurable cost savings in various indirect expense categories such as supplies, telecommunications, utilities and professional services. The appeal of the ERC model is a low-risk, high payoff shared savings approach. ERC consultants are compensated solely by their clients, based on the actual savings generated. Dean Nelson’s background in Expense Reduction and experience working with firms in retail, healthcare, banking, manufacturing & hotels is well-suited to the ERC business concept. “I am confident that Dean Nelson will provide a valuable service to the firms and organizations in the Colorado area and be a tremendous resource to the local business community,” said Victor J. Ronder, President and Founder of Expense Reduction Consulting. Mr. Ronder has proven the success of the ERC Corporate Cost Reduction System in use since 1993, and began to franchise the ERC system in 2005. To learn more about Expense Reduction Consulting visit www.ercsaves.com/dnelson. About Expense Reduction Consulting Expense Reduction Consulting (ERC) uses a process based upon the “ERC Corporate Cost Reduction” system. Established in 1993, ERC is directly responsible for generating significant savings for corporate clients in many industries. ERC targets “indirect and consumable” expense categories, zeros in on the most common profit leaks, and shows clients how to eliminate them. ERC’s goal is to negotiate better pricing with a client’s existing suppliers or find that they may benefit from using alternative sources. The model is a low-risk, high payoff shared savings approach. If ERC cannot generate savings or if clients are uncomfortable with recommendations, they are not obligated to implement them or pay a fee, thus making the program totally risk free.

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