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  • SHAZAM Employees Bring Cheer to Iowa Families

    posted on Wednesday, November 23, 2022

    SHAZAM employees recently showed their support by wrapping EveryStep Cheer Boxes in our Des Moines office.

  • SHAZAM recognized for volunteerism by United Way of Central Iowa

    posted on Tuesday, May 10, 2022

    SHAZAM's commitment to giving back was highlighted this week at United Way of Central Iowa's annual LIVE UNITED Awards.

  • SHAZAM's taking the fight to the fraudsters in 3 ways

    posted by Mike Burke on Wednesday, May 19, 2021

    Fraud is a multi-billion dollar industry in the United States. I say industry because that's what it is. The size and scale of the organizations behind fraud demand a comprehensive response. While the technologies to fight fraud continue to improve, so do the tactics fraudsters use. It's an ongoing battle — that's why at SHAZAM we've taken a more holistic, broader approach to fighting fraud.

  • Social media is an ideal outlet to connect with your community

    posted by Patrick Dix on Wednesday, June 24, 2020

    Right now, with social media, you have an opportunity to connect with your customers and future customers. Are you using it? If you're feeling a little overwhelmed and not sure where to start, let us offer you some help.

  • Emerging from the COVID-19 crisis, how to help keep account holders safe

    posted by Ben Hayden on Wednesday, June 10, 2020

    As our economy reopens and we emerge from the COVID-19 crisis, fraudsters are still out there attempting to victimize vulnerable people. Remind your cardholders not to let their guard down as things return to a more normal setting. The Federal Trade Commission offers information on how to avoid coronavirus scams.

  • SHAZAM recognized for volunteerism by United Way of Central Iowa

    posted on Tuesday, June 2, 2020

    SHAZAM's volunteerism was recently highlighted at the United Way of Central Iowa's annual LIVE UNITED Awards. The awards recognize individuals and organizations that are improving lives through their exceptional efforts giving, advocating, and volunteering for those in our community who need help. This year, SHAZAM was recognized in both categories for our endeavors in 2019.

  • Local security considerations during the global pandemic

    posted by Mike Burke on Wednesday, May 27, 2020

    Mike Burke, SHAZAM's crisis management and robbery consultant, offers considerations as you weigh the risks and benefits of reopening your business. The good news is most are likely already in your safety and security protocols.

  • Crisis communication is important. And, possibly urgent. Ready or not, what's your communication plan?

    posted by Patrick Dix on Monday, May 18, 2020

    Your reputation has taken your organization years, even decades, to build. In these unprecedented times, the way you communicate with your customers, the community and the media can be an insurance policy to help maintain that reputation and reinforce the trust the community already has in you. Curious what you should be doing now? Watch this short video.

  • SHAZAM Donations Help Iowans In Need

    posted on Friday, May 8, 2020

    At SHAZAM, our culture is one of contribution. We truly believe in doing the right thing, as reflected in recent gifts to the American Red Cross, Emergency Relief Fund and the Food Bank of Iowa. We have also extended our employee volunteer paid time off to allow individuals to assist with community efforts affecting those most in need.

  • SHAZAM donations help Iowans in need

    posted on Friday, May 8, 2020

    At SHAZAM, Inc., our culture is one of contribution. We truly believe in doing the right thing, as reflected in recent gifts to the American Red Cross, Emergency Relief Fund and the Food Bank of Iowa. We have also extended our employee volunteer paid time off to allow individuals to assist with community efforts affecting those most in need. SHAZAM employees are lending their talents by sewing face masks, donating blood, making food boxes for families and the list goes on.