With consecutive sales growth of beer at convience stores, beverage delivery fleets are looking at different types of bodies to complete the growing number of last-mile deliverys.
Mickey Truck Bodies named a new CEO and president. Current president and CEO, Mike Tucker, has stepped down to undergo treatment for an illness.
The NTEA recognized Mickey Truck Bodies for completing a rigorous qualification process, demonstrating successful implementation of defined business standards and conformity to applicable government regulations.
Mickey Fleet Services is a one-stop fleet services company under the Mickey Truck Bodies umbrella, dedicated to helping customers keep their fleets on the road.
Mickey Truck Bodies announced a major transition within its executive leadership team that will take effect Jan. 1, 2019, including the naming of Mike Tucker as president & CEO.
PepsiCo fleet supervisors, managers, and field personnel who attended the soft drink and snack food giant’s Technical Training Summit last month in Arlington, Texas, took time out from their class schedules to visit with all the vendors who support the Pepsi and Frito-Lay brands, including Mickey Truck Bodies.
Mike Tucker, the former President & CEO of VT Hackney, Inc., and a 27-year veteran of the company has joined Mickey Truck Bodies as Executive Vice President, Strategic Growth & Business Development.
Mickey Truck Bodies has broken ground on a 20,000-square-foot liftgate installation facility on the 13-acre site the company purchased in 2015 from a former furniture manufacturer.
The new facility, which is expected to be operational in July 2017, will house a total of 15 bays for liftgate installations and chassis preparation.
Twenty-four Mickey Truck Body employees volunteered for the “Great American Clean Up” in High Point, N.C., this spring as part of a nationwide initiative sponsored by Keep America Beautiful.