The 2019 Isuzu Winners Circle Award Winners are (L-R): Naoki Oka, Isuzu PowerTrain; Ryan Marmande, M&L Engine LLC; Marvin Marmande, M&L Engine LLC; Jon Vandeventer, Husker Power Products; David Smith, Mack Boring & Parts Company; Dick Springer, Isuzu Diesel Midwest; Joel Kuhl, Isuzu Diesel Midwest; John Holland, Southwest Products Corporation; Del Anderson, Southwest Products Corporation; Darren Dumont, Westquip Diesel Sales; and Ken Martin, Isuzu PowerTrain.

The 2019 Isuzu PowerTrain Distributor Conference and Sales Awards were held on June 11 at the Hyatt Regency located in Lake Tahoe, Nev. The conference presented new product offerings, sales achievement awards and marketing support.

Isuzu's newest sales award category, the Winner's Circle Awards, completed its first cycle for 2018/2019. This award was issued to the top six selling distributors for a combination of engine and part sales. The winning distributors in this category will visit the Isuzu Motors Limited production facility, meet with executive management, and be provided with a tour of the Isuzu Museum, all in Japan. The Winner's Circle Awards recipients for 2019 are as follows:

Husker Power Products; Isuzu Diesel Midwest Inc.; M&L Engine LLC; Mack Boring & Parts Co.; Southwest Products; and Westquip Diesel Sales.

Presenting these awards were Naoki Oka, executive vice president and Ken Martin, director of sales, Isuzu PowerTrain.

"All of our distributors are qualified to compete in this new award category," said Oka, "We appreciate their efforts and commitment to the Isuzu brand for many years and thank them for supporting our reliable, eco-friendly, durable and technologically advanced products that have been proven in over 26 million engines worldwide."

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