Workhorse Custom Chassis Recognizes Excellence in Sales
Workhorse Custom Chassis has acknowledged the sales accomplishments of three of its top performers at its annual meeting. Bob Senak, director of national fleet accounts; Loren Luke, director of national fleet accounts; and Mike Hitchcock, western regional sales manager, were recognized for outstanding achievements in meeting and exceeding sales goals. Senak and Luke were awarded the Circle of Excellence for selling 61 and 65 trucks respectively in one month and for providing outstanding customer service throughout the year. Hitchcock was acknowledged for selling 41 and 38 trucks in two consecutive months and for his efforts to provide customers with thorough sales analysis and benefits tailored to specific needs. “Workhorse has a dedicated sales team,” said Jay Sandler, vice president of commercial products. “Bob is continually recognized by his customers and peers for outstanding team-building skills; Loren is determined to ensure that the customer is satisfied before, during and after the sale; and Mike takes pride in providing customers with thorough sales analysis and benefits tailored to their specific needs.” The sales department at Workhorse Custom Chassis consists of both international and regional sales teams within the United States. About Workhorse Custom Chassis Specializing in the manufacture of chassis for motor homes, walk-in trucks and buses, as well as integrated walk-in trucks, Workhorse Custom Chassis is ISO 9001 certified. Its manufacturing facility is in Union City, Ind., and its corporate headquarters are in Highland Park, Ill. For more information call toll-free (877) 294-6773 or visit www.workhorsesec.com.
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