Network Control Announces New Grant Program

October 31, 2018 Waverly, IA – Network Control, a pioneer and leader in Telecom Expense Management (TEM) managed services, today announced a grant program designed to support local civic and community-based nonprofits, health and human services organizations, environmental groups and arts and cultural organizations. The grants will be awarded twice a year from a pool of nominees submitted by Network Control employees.

"Network Control's connection to the communities that we call home is very important to us," said Network Control president and CEO Mark Hearn. "We encourage our team members to get involved in community organizations they feel affinity with and passion for. By creating this grant program we are doing our part to give back to these worthy organizations for the work they do, and hopefully enhance their programs and projects that are so important to the communities we call home."

Recent awardees are: Rally Point Cedar Valley Veterans' Shelter, which provides transitional housing for veterans, their families and pets; Comprehensive Systems, improves the lives of individuals with special needs through a range of community-based programs; and Lutheran Services in Iowa, offers support for families and individuals with disabilities, fostering and adopting, behavioral health and early childhood services.

About Network Control
For over 20 years Network Control has been a recognized leader in managed services that enable businesses to reduce and better control their voice, data, conferencing and wireless costs while improving the overall communications infrastructure. Companies have seen a six-month payback and typical ROI of 250-400% under the Network Control business model. The company has also pioneered Global TEM, a next generation services model that reflects the increased complexities of communications and its merger into the broader corporate IT infrastructure for companies with international footprints.

Network Control's customers range a variety of industries and sizes from mid-size to large enterprises. More information can be found at www.network-control.com