EXTRA INCENTIVE TO LOOK YOUR PROFESSIONAL BEST We recently offered an incentive to make sure you’re looking your professional best – a drawing for gift cards worth as much as $500 for using your full uniform allotment! We’re excited to announce Cardinal Glass driver DARRIN HOPPES and Chattanooga city driver DALE TUCKER as the Our uniforms and sharp image have set us apart from our competition for 50-plus years, because they let our customers know they’re partnering with professionals. Our image is also something we take pride in, and it will help us move toward an even brighter future. Use Your Full Allotment, Get Entered In Gift Card Drawing
Uniform-eligible associates who use their full allotment by March 31 will be entered in our gift card drawing.
winners of $500 gift cards! Remember, when you use your full allotment by March 31, you have the opportunity to win a gift card of as much as $250. That’s a win-win for you and for our team’s professional image! To use your allotment and place your uniform order, log on to InsideAveritt.com/Uniforms . T m
MEETING WHAT’S NEXT WITH ENERGY, DRIVE AND EACH OTHER Uniformity Hype Video Highlights Our Spirit Of Teamwork
For 50 years, we’ve driven business forward for customers around the world. And while we don’t know what tomorrow holds, we know that whatever opportunities present themselves, we’ll be ready to meet themwith energy, drive and each other. We also know that by working together, we can accomplish anything.
Our 2022 Uniformity hype video highlights how we work together as a team, and how that spirit will help us transform “what’s next” into “what’s best.” We encourage you to check out the video at InsideAveritt.com/Uniforms .
Honoring our 40-Year Cookeville-area Associates
Several associates who have served 40-plus years recently gathered at our Cookeville service center. This group has played an important role in helping our team lay the foundation for a bright future. The honorees include: (from left) vice president of pricing and traffic MARK DAVIS (43 years), president WAYNE SPAIN (41 years), preventive maintenance associate RICKY MASTERS (40 years), maintenance invoicing associate ANGIE HESTER (41 years), preventive maintenance associate RANDY DUKE (40 years), customer information leader SANDY FLEMING (40 years), city drivers DAVID ADAMS (43 years) and DANNY LESKO (40 years), recently retired executive vice president of sales and marketing PHIL PIERCE (40 years), city driver BRUCE WHITTAKER (40 years) and road tester RALPH BRYANT (43 years). Not pictured: GRANT SASSER (50 years).
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