TruckPro hosted more than 300 TruckPro associates and more than 100 leading suppliers at the event, which included multiple training sessions and a vendor trade show.
“Our review of sales strategies and initiatives with our sales team and vendor partners was fantastic and very promising,” says Chuck Broadus, TruckPro’s President and CEO. “Our Summit focused on leadership, sales initiative execution and teamwork and we are excited about the bright future ahead for TruckPro and our vendor partners.”
In addition, TruckPro continued its charitable giving through its TruckPro Gives Back initiative at the Sales Summit this year. The Wounded Warrior Project and the War Amps (Canada) are two of TruckPro’s charity partners, the company says.
“We are humbled and honored to support the military and veterans in the United States and Canada,” says Broadus. ”We are committed to help make a difference and, on behalf of the entire TruckPro family, we were proud to contribute $15,000 to the Wounded Warrior Project at our Summit.” TruckPro is also making a contribution to the War Amps (Canada).
In addition to the Wounded Warrior Project and War Amps (Canada), TruckPro says it also partners with and supports St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, The Salvation Army and local communities as part of its TruckPro Gives Back initiative.
