CCBill Earns XBIZ Billing Company of the Year Nom

TEMPE, Ariz. — Global e-commerce solutions provider CCBill has been nominated for the 2011 XBIZ Billing Company of the Year award.

The company said the recognition reflects the effort and dedication CCBill puts forth to meeting market needs while striving to make improvements that benefit its clients.

“It is always significant when you’re singled out as a company that successfully meets the needs of this industry," said Jake Powers, vice president of e-commerce for CCBill.

"Payment processing has always been such an integral component of selling digital content and we are honored to be selected by XBIZ as a nominee for this great award."

A winner of this award on four previous occasions, CCBill is proud to be considered alongside other respected industry leaders and individuals for this prestigious honor.

“We are only as successful as our clients and industry peers make us," Powers said.

"I know I speak for all CCBill staff in thanking XBIZ for this recognition, and everyone for their continued support."

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