Through a tireless work ethic and exemplary compassion, shop office manager Tanya Williams has earned respect as a valued "utility player" at Auto Tech Collision Center.
Because of his learned skills in the shop's programs, certifications, and estimation process, Kyle Sexton quickly worked his way up to the position of disassembly technician.
Daniel Trapp, director of collision at Loyalty Collision, managed to turn a failing shop’s sales and reputation around–increasing productivity and business by 30 percent in just two years.
A man behind the scenes, Heppner Auto Body's facilities maintenance manager has been a driving force behind the six-shop Minneapolis operation's long-term success. That's why Craig Dale is the 2018 FenderBender Award winner in the Wild Card category.
Travis Fitchie, a 20-year-old shop up-and-comer who turned a shop into a $1 million business, is the 2018 FenderBender Award winner in the Manager category.
Robert Molina built a $12 million body shop beloved by his Miami community by investing in people and technology and instituting a customer-first mentality. Here's how he built his massive, technologically advanced operation.
Derick Ware isn't only posting top-tier numbers in his extremely profitable paint department, but teaching up-and-coming painters how to replicate his processes as well.
The thoughtful attention paid to both the team members in her shop and the people in her community makes Cynthia Varnell an absolutely essential aspect of Gustafson Brothers Inc.'s culture and brand.
Talent. Determination. Goodwill. Passion. These are the attributes that define the industry’s finest—and they’re what we look to honor each year with our annual FenderBender Awards. Here are five unique, innovative professionals pushing the collision repair industry forward.
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