Autobus Thomas Inc. of Quebec was named Thomas Built Buses’ 2015 Dealer of the Year.
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Autobus Thomas Inc. of Quebec was named Thomas Built Buses’ 2015 Dealer of the Year.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Thomas Built Buses recognized top dealers and highlighted 100 years of customer service and sales at its 2015 President’s Club awards program.
At the ceremony, Thomas Built leaders celebrated the company’s 100-year history and presented dealer awards, including the 2015 Dealer of the Year.
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Dealers were treated to a red carpet arrival serenaded by live music, 100th anniversary ice sculptures, and a formal dinner.
“Thomas Built Buses is now a 100‐year‐old company due in part to our vibrant dealer network and the superior customer service that they provide to their customers,” President and CEO Caley Edgerly said. “Our dealers worked extremely hard in 2015, and this dinner was our way of celebrating their successes.”
Thomas Built’s 2015 Dealer of the Year award went to Autobus Thomas Inc. of Drummondville, Quebec.
President’s Club and President’s Club Platinum awards were given to top dealers for achieving key performance indicators. A dealer must reach the President’s Club Platinum level to qualify as the Dealer of the Year for its region.
The other honorees were:
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Regional Winners Central Region: Midwest Bus Sales Inc. Arkansas, Crawford, Arkansas Midwest Region: Hoekstra Transportation Inc., Grand Rapids, Michigan Northeast Region: Autobus Thomas Inc., Drummondville, Quebec Southeast Region: American Bus Sales & Service Inc., Annapolis, Maryland Western Region: BusWest, Carson, California
President’s Club Auto Safety House LLC, Phoenix Lewis Bus Group Inc., Salt Lake City Matthews Buses Inc., Ballston Spa, New York Mid‐South Bus Center Inc., Murfreesboro, Tennessee Midwest Bus Sales Inc. Kansas/Missouri, Bonner Springs, Kansas Midwest Bus Sales Inc. Oklahoma, El Reno, Oklahoma Nelson’s Bus Service Inc., Whitewater, Wisconsin Peach State Freightliner, Clayton, Georgia Telin Transportation Group, Farmington, Minnesota Whayne Supply, Louisville, Kentucky
President’s Club Platinum American Bus Sales & Service Inc., Annapolis, Maryland Autobus Thomas Inc., Drummondville, Quebec BusWest, Carson, California Carolina Thomas LLC, Greensboro, North Carolina Empire Truck Sales LLC, Rankin, Mississippi H.A. Dehart & Son Inc., Thorofare, New Jersey Hoekstra Transportation Inc., Grand Rapids, Michigan Interstate Transportation Equipment Inc., Hopkins, South Carolina Kerlin Bus Sales & Leasing Inc., Silver Lake, Indiana Matthews Buses Inc. Florida, Orlando, Florida Midwest Bus Sales Inc. Arkansas, Crawford, Arkansas New England Transit Sales Inc., Tyngsboro, Massachusetts Sonny Merryman Inc., Evington, Virginia The Bus Centre, Acheson, Alberta Transportation South Inc., Pelham, Ala. W.C. Cressey & Son Inc., Kennebunk, Maine Western Mountain Bus Sales Inc., Nampa, Idaho
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