Truck-Lite Recognized as 2011 Wabash National Outstanding Supplier
Wabash National Corporation recently selected Truck-Lite as a top supplier during its annual supplier conference.

(L-R) Dick Giromini, President & CEO, Wabash National Corporation; Brian Kupchella, President & COO, Truck-Lite Co. LLC; Jon Stineman, National Sales Director, Truck-Lite Co. LLC; Mark Webber, CFO, Wabash National Corporation.
Wabash National Corporation recently selected Truck-Lite as a top supplier during its annual supplier conference, recognition for going above and beyond to meet increasing customer demand and maximized productivity.
The prestigious Wabash National platinum award was presented to Truck-Lite for demonstrating the essential aspects of supply chain performance in delivery, quality, cost and innovation. Wabash National noted the significance of suppliers demonstrating superior commitment to meet challenging production schedules while providing products and services to satisfy unique specifications on tight timelines is key to successful business relationships.
Truck-Lite's President, Brian Kupchella, stated, "Truck-Lite is, once again, very honored to be named a Wabash National top supplier. Year after year we work closely with Wabash National to manufacture cutting-edge products and provide a high level of customer service and satisfaction. This achievement exhibits Truck-Lite employee commitment to honor our
customer's quality standards and to meet long term expectations."
"We appreciate suppliers who understand what a mutually beneficial relationship means and are honored to work alongside them as an extension of the Wabash National family," said Wabash National Vice President of Global Strategic Sourcing Steve Miller.
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