Automotive Parts Headquarters Presents Outstanding Supplier Awards

Automotive Parts Headquarters Presents Outstanding Supplier Awards

The employees of APH helped determine recipients of the supplier awards, which were presented by John Bartlett, CEO, and Corey Bartlett, president.

ST. CLOUD, Minn. – Automotive Parts Headquarters Inc. (APH), a Minnesota-based aftermarket auto parts distributor and store group, recognized outstanding supplier achievements from 2013 with all of its storeowners, managers and salespeople present at the group’s annual Winter Conference held at Cragun’s Resort and Conference Center in Brainerd, Minn.
 
From left to right: Rich Vierkant, vice president of merchandising at APH; John Bartlett, CEO of APH; Bruce Herman, director of sales — program groups and national accounts at East Penn Manufacturing; Mark Hoffman, sales manager at East Penn Manufacturing; and Corey Bartlett, president of APH.The employees of APH helped determine recipients of the supplier awards, which were presented by John Bartlett, CEO, and Corey Bartlett, president.
 
“We’re pleased to recognize our top suppliers for their outstanding support of our organization,” said Corey Bartlett. “Strong partnerships, like the ones we have with Dorman, Standard Motor Products, Tenneco and East Penn. are essential for our continued growth. We really appreciate the significant efforts these companies put forward to help us grow our business, and we’re delighted to once again celebrate their accomplishments.”
 
The Bartletts presented the following awards:
North Star Award for new business opportunities – Dorman Products
Outstanding Training Support – Standard Motor Products
Outstanding Marketing Support – Tenneco
Outstanding Sales Support – East Penn
 2013 Supplier of the Year – East Penn
 
 

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