The Commercial Vehicle Solutions Network (CVSN) announced its newest crop of GenNext 4 Under 40 Award winners during its 2025 Summit in Washington, D.C.
Winners were Stephanie Entile, Action Truck Parts; Zeb Todd, The Service Company; Chris Anchondo, FleetPride; and Adriana Shirk, Cummins. The 4 Under 40 Award program is sponsored by Trucks, Parts, Service.
In a video announcing the winners, each honoree was introduced with personal stories from colleagues and peers:
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- Stephanie Entile was praised for her relentless focus and her involvement across every part of the company. One colleague noted, “It’s incredible to have somebody on your team that really loves the business as much as you do. Stephanie brings energy, professionalism, and innovation and she deserves this award.”
- Zeb Todd was described as a true innovator. “Every approach he takes is about making things better. He embraces technology, he’s always thinking, and he’s passionate about the industry,” a peer said. “Zeb, congratulations. You totally deserve this award and we’re super proud of you.”
- Chris Anchondo was recognized for his role in launching a major program with FleetPride and his positive influence throughout the company. “When thousands of counter staff and field teams start singing someone’s praises, you know you have a high performer. That’s Chris.”
- Adriana Shirk was called “one of the most creative individuals on our team,” with colleagues crediting her initiative and her work on CVSN’s Industry Awareness Pillar Committee. “She’s always been proactive and always willing to help the whole team. That attitude makes her more than deserving of this award.”
“Stephanie, Zeb, Chris, and Adriana are proof that the aftermarket has a bright future,” said Edward Kuo, CVSN executive director. “They are already leaders in their organizations, and we are proud to recognize them as part of this year’s 4 Under 40.”
“We believe programs like this are essential to the continued growth and innovation of our industry. Shining a light on our leaders is vital to pushing the business forward,” added TPS Editor Lucas Deal in announcing the winners.
