DEUTZ® Corporation Announces 2014 Distributor Award Recipients
Norcross, Georgia, (May 22, 2015) – DEUTZ Corporation is pleased to announce the recipients of its 2014 Distributor Awards.
DEUTZ Corporation generated excitement inside its show space, meeting with a high volume of distributors, customers, and prospects at its booth in the North Hall.
Each award was presented last week, at DEUTZ Corporation’s annual Distributor Meeting. The meeting was held this year in Montego Bay, Jamaica.
Dave Combs, Vice President of Distribution noted, "It was appropriate for us to present the awards at this particular Distributor Meeting, since the theme was "Powered by Partnerships," and each recipient serves as an outstanding example of a strong partner."
The DEUTZ Distributor Award recipients for 2014 are as follows:
DEUTZ Distributor of the Year: Diesel Industrial de Chihuahua
With multiple locations across Mexico, Diesel Industrial de Chihuahua provides sales and service of DEUTZ engines all across Mexico.
http://deutzmx.com/
DEUTZ Outstanding Service Award: Stauffer Diesel
Customers across a vast majority of Pennsylvania remain confident that their DEUTZ service needs will be met, since Stauffer Diesel is on the job! In fact, Stauffer Diesel has been on the job for more than fifty years!
http://www.staufferdiesel.com/
DEUTZ Outstanding Sales Award: Interstate Power
Customers in Minnesota, and the Dakotas rely on Interstate Power, due to their knowledgeable staff, and parts on the shelf to meet their DEUTZ engine needs.
http://www.istate.com/
Most Improved DEUTZ Distributor Award: Marindustriel
Located in Montreal, Quebec, Marindustriel has a solid reputation for providing customers with DEUTZ engines, parts and service, all across the province.
http://www.marind.ca/
Steve Corley, Chief Sales Officer for DEUTZ Corporation noted, "We were very pleased to recognize these four outstanding distributor partners during our Distributor Meeting."
DEUTZ engines have played an important role in the mechanization and development of the Americas, since 1876. The first DEUTZ engines sold in the United States were marketed by Schleicher, Schumm & Co., in Philadelphia. This company was succeeded in 1894 by the Otto Gas Engine Works, also located in Philadelphia.
The DEUTZ engines were re-introduced to the North American market in 1951 by Diesel Energy Corporation, which later became a DEUTZ subsidiary in 1955, and its name was changed to DEUTZ Corporation in 1974.
DEUTZ Corporation, a subsidiary of DEUTZ AG, is a sales, product support, parts, training, and application engineering center for the Americas, supporting the DEUTZ product range of 30 – 700 hp diesel and natural gas engines.
Headquartered in Norcross Georgia, a suburb of Atlanta, the organization employs over 175 people. In addition, DEUTZ Corporation operates a remanufacturing production facility (Xchange program), in Pendergrass, Georgia.
More information about DEUTZ Corporation, as well as its complete line of diesel and natural gas engines may be found by visiting www.deutzamericas.com