Union City Body Company (UCBC) recently bestowed the Chairman’s Award upon Brian Caudell, central regional sales manager, for excellent achievements in sales and customer service. Caudell oversees a four-state area – Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Kentucky – and is responsible for the Frito-Lay account in Dallas, Texas, where in the fourth quarter 2001, he prepared and presented a winning proposal to the nation’s leading snack food company that produced orders totaling more than 700 trucks. “UCBC has outstanding sales team leaders,” said Andrew Taitz, CEO of Grand Vehicle Works Holdings, LLC, the parent company of UCBC. “Brian is driven by an inner desire to professionally represent UCBC, the product and himself.” The sales department at UCBC consists of both international and regional sales teams within the United States. About Union City Body Company Union City Body Co. manufactures walk-in light commercial truck bodies. UCBC vehicles are used by professionals in industries such as package delivery, general contracting, baking, and commercial laundry and linen. For more information, call (765) 964-3121 or visit www.ucbc.com.
Union City Body Co. Honors Sales Manager with Top Award
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