Central Plains Equipment personnel accept the prestigious Case IH Pinnacle Excellence trophy from Case IH representatives at the Holyoke business last week. Pictured from left are Central Plains service manager Brandon Sparks, Central Plains parts manager D.J. Shafer, Central Plains precision farming manager Billy Andersen, region general manager for Central Plains Jack McIntyre, Central Plains store manager Curt Parker, Case IH territory sales manager Ryan Miller, Case IH field service manager Mike Meusborn, Case IH product specialist Courtney Harder, Case IH product specialist Ryan Hillen and Case IH regional sales director Brett DeVries. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Central Plains Equipment earns Case IH Pinnacle Excellence status
Case IH recently recognized Central Plains Equipment in Holyoke for achieving Pinnacle Excellence status in 2019 in all six areas of their business — parts, operations, service, marketing, sales and advanced farming systems.
Company representatives were in Holyoke last Wednesday, June 10, to present this prestigious award trophy, which is very difficult to obtain. Only 15 dealers in all the United States and Canada were presented the Pinnacle award in all six categories.
Pinnacle Excellence Program is a companywide initiative developed cooperatively by Case IH and the Case IH Dealer Advisory Board to help dealers deliver a best-in-class experience in today’s constantly changing agriculture landscape. It recognizes dealerships for achievement in the key areas identified as important to success by both dealers and Case IH.
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