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Rotary Presents National Sales Awards
Rotary Corp. recently recognized several team members for outstanding performance in sales and leadership during the company’s national sales meeting this summer in Savannah, Ga.
The Duke award, named in honor of the company’s late founder, Duke Harvey, was presented to a member of the Rotary team who consistently displays “competitive and positive efforts” to ensure continued business growth and success at Rotary. This year’s recipient is Billy Sapp.
Other awards presented included Tom Hackenberg and Robert Rayon this year’s recipients of the Extra Mile award; David Barber won the New Dealer award, and the Sales award went to Keith Gray. Rodney Collins received the Blade Award and Ralph Baron was selected for the Product Class Award.
“We are always honored to recognize our outstanding sales team which has been instrumental in the growth and success of our independent dealer network through the years,” comments Mark Smith, Rotary Chief Sales Officer. “Our territory managers continue to excel in helping dealers nationwide improve their profitability through sales promotions, pre-season incentives and growth initiatives. Our commitment to building strong relationships with our dealer partners has always been job one at Rotary.”
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