AngelTrax “Ignites the Spark” at National Sales Meeting 2023
The theme of the meeting helped AngelTrax sales executives and corporate leadership discuss ways each team member can be the catalyst for change in their environments—in the workplace and in the community
Vice President of Operations Katherine Tolar presented awards to the top sales representatives, acknowledging their outstanding sales performances of 2022.
Photo: AngelTrax
AngelTrax, a provider of mobile video safety and security solutions, hosted the company’s annual national sales meeting celebrating their 2022 milestones.
In addition, they also discussed sales strategies for leveraging AngelTrax product innovations and driver behavior solutions in each segment of the transportation surveillance industry, and celebrated the successful launch of the Child Safety Program automated stop-arm violation system for school buses.
For this three-day event April 25-27, AngelTrax sales executives traveled from their territories located throughout the United States to gather with corporate administration and department heads for awards, product and program announcements and team building.
Vice President of Operations Katherine Tolar presented awards to the top sales representatives, acknowledging their outstanding sales performances of 2022.
Based on tiers for top sales, awards went to:
Gold
Mid-Atlantic sales executive Laci Hatley.
Silver
Southeastern sales executive Jessica Garrick.
Bronze
Great Lakes sales executive Dave Breslin.
Northeastern sales executive Ray Fair.
This is also the first time that two executives have tied for bronze.
Hosted in a large nearby venue, the meeting was orchestrated to help motivate all attendees with its Ignite the Spark theme.
“Without each and every team member contributing in a significant way, we could not be the industry leader we are today.” Said Tolar in a recent news release. “I am truly thankful for those who choose to dedicate their time and talents to getting the job done well every day here at AngelTrax.”
On day two, attendees were transported to a local golf course’s driving range for an afternoon of team building in which individuals were assembled into small teams during each of several rounds of competition for the most combined yards per team.
“We lead our industry in safety and security video because we are a team of leaders, and that’s how we have continued to build this business for more than 20 years, develop our driver behavior management program and now launch the Child Safety Program—relying on the strengths of our team members,” said Tolar.
In addition to the Child Safety Program for school districts, AngelTrax provides technologies in 4MP interior and exterior cameras, 3.5-inch hard drive recorders, live view and live tracking as well as driver behavior solutions for driver incentive programs and fleet safety initiatives in every segment of the transportation industry, including freight, white fleets, waste management and others.
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