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October 7, 2008

NTEA Receives Three Diamond Awards

Front: (L to R) – Payal Jain, database & Web site manager; Luci Pfaff, support services coordinator; Jenelle Warner, meetings coordinator; Summer Marrs, news and information manager. Back: (L to R) – Scott Weisl, creative manager; Steve Carey, senior director of operations; Kathy Swartzentrover, senior sales manager; Alison Kroll, director of communications; De

FARMINGTON HILLS, MI – The National Truck Equipment Association (NTEA) was recently honored with three Diamond Awards, the highest honor bestowed upon a non-profit by the Michigan Society of Association Executives (MSAE).

Tags: (MSAE), Diamond Awards, Gold Honorable Mention , Michigan Society of Association Executives , NTEA

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