PostNet presents awards, discusses strategy during gathering in St. Louis

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July 14, 2023 // Franchising.com // DENVER – PostNet, a global leader in high-quality printing and shipping solutions, recognized their growing list of successful franchisees, highlighted accomplishments and discussed plans for the future during their annual convention in St. Louis, Missouri, recently.

“Year after year, our franchisees demonstrate foresight, determination and the ability to thrive in any situation,” said Bill McPherson, vice president of franchise development. “Our annual convention is an opportunity to praise and recognize those efforts. We are a family here at PostNet, and gathering together to praise one another helps strengthen the bond we have with our franchise owners and leadership team.”

Several franchisees received awards during the conference, including:

Franchisee of the Year: Mike Bannoara, Denver, Colorado
Franchisees’ Choice: Debbie McKinley, Buckeye, Arizona
Cranston Award: Andrea DiVecchio, Shorewood, Illinois
Coogle Award: Jennifer Morrell, Douglas, Georgia
Community Involvement Award: Zac Smith, West Valley City, Utah
Team Member of the Year Award: Korina Bond and Kali Lott, Centennial, Colorado
Great Start: Deanna King, Leland, N.C.; Amanda Sanchez, San Diego, California
Top Performer: Allen Elks, Lumberton, N.C.; Daniel Browning, Lacey, Washington; Todd Seidle, Rodgers, Arizona; David Petty, Austin, Texas
Core Value Award: Donnie Ardoin, Lafayette, Louisiana; Greg Howard, Lafayette, Colorado; Caty Witt, Humble, Texas; Zac Smith, West Valley City, Utah; Allen Elks, Lumberton, N.C.; Becky Murphy-Hatosy, Paragould, Arkansas

“At PostNet, we are always looking toward the future,” McPherson said. “In addition to recognizing the great success of our franchisees, our annual conference is an opportunity for us to network, share ideas and create strategies that will help us reach our goal and continue evolving into the franchise entrepreneurs seek out in the coming years.”

SOURCE PostNet

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