The Chronicle

Win for CLAAS

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CLAAS Harvest Centre, Dalby, has been recognised as among the best performing farm machinery dealership­s in Australia at this year’s Strive Annual Excellence Awards.

The awards recognise the best performing dealership­s, teams and individual­s across Landpower and CLAAS Harvest Centre, the largest privately-owned farm machinery distributi­on network in Australasi­a.

The network represents some of the world’s leading farm machinery brands, including CLAAS, AMAZONE and Seed Hawk, via 31 owned and franchised CLAAS Harvest Centres throughout Australia and New Zealand.

Dalby came third in the trans-Tasman Dealership of the Year award, as well as earning back-to-back wins for its use of the network’s customer relationsh­ip management system, iDEAL.

Dalby was recognised for its excellence across a number of criteria, including workshop, parts, customer engagement, and its utilisatio­n of IT systems.

Branch manager Rick Spies said he was delighted with the outcome.

“It’s great to be recognised again in the Dealership of the Year Awards because we’ve had a pretty ordinary season up here,” he said.

“We’ve come third two years in a row, so look out when the drought breaks.”

Mr Spies thanked everyone in the Dalby team: Anthony Eugarde, Dylan Mott, Donna Rasmussen, Chris Cass, Darren Koch, Johan Van Schalkwyk, Dean Spies, Jack Ehrlich, William Fry, Desmond Cuzner and Kathleen Pain.

 ?? PHOTO: NEIL MACBETH ?? AWARD WINNERS: Landpower CEO Richard Wilson with Dalby branch manager Rick Spies and parts interprete­r Desmond Cuzner.
PHOTO: NEIL MACBETH AWARD WINNERS: Landpower CEO Richard Wilson with Dalby branch manager Rick Spies and parts interprete­r Desmond Cuzner.

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