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Foretravel President Greg Amys has announced the following promotions to be effective April 16,2012. The promotions reflect Foretravels increased efforts to continue growing the service, remodel and paint areas to meet Foretravel customer needs and schedules and continue to expand these services to owners of all motor coach brands and models.
Cory Rucker is promoted to the new position of Vice President of Operations for Foretravel of Texas. Cory began his career at Foretravel in 1992 and has held several different positions at the Company. He has served as Service Director since 2006 and will continue to be responsible for that area in his new position. He is a graduate of Stephen F Austin University.
Drew Pierce is promoted to the position of Service Director replacing Cory. Drew began his career with Foretravel in 1994 and has held several positions within the company. He is also a graduate of Stephen F Austin University.
If anyone is currently at FOT, please pass along our congratulations to Cory and Drew.
Michelle and Steve
This looks to me as a large step in the right direction .I feel that Foretravel is doing what is the very thing that will grow this company . Cory Rucker is the right man for this new position .It is good for all us Foretravel owners that this came about .A stronger company,better able to handle a larger business base is just good business scense . To me , this feels good , knowing that the back up for all needs is expanding . Am very proud to be a Foretravel owner. Brad Metzger
While I was at FT yesterday getting my air leaks fixed, Cory was showing Drew around and introduced us. I had met Drew down in the shop last year and after a brief visit yesterday, I am convinced he will continue all of the great things Cory has established and I agree with the earlier comments, all this seems to be going in the right directions and can mean only good things for us as FT owners..
Cory's a VP, good things happen to nice people occasionally after all.
Interesting as things come around. I knew .cm. and boney and the fun of having things go well in the late 80's was fun. Peaks and valleys. The peaks are fun.
If anyone is interested I have a lot of stories of foretravel in those days. Fun times.
Bob
I find the stories interesting... since many of us are still driving coaches built in that era they are pertinent, too.
Craig
We too have a high regard for Corey. Don't know Drew but I'm sure he is a great guy too.
Congratulations Corey and Drew!!!
We will see you next week. Hope you can work us in for a few minor fixes.
I am happy for Cory and Drew. I have interacted with Cory and have found him to be a stand up guy who is customer focused.
That is VERY good news! Cory is a fine guy to deal with. I am always astonished that he remembers my name when we land there. Looking forward to meeting Drew. Congratulations, Cory!
Phooey! I thought I was special when Cory remembered my name (wife's, too). I guess we all are, eh? He has that special skill.
We where at FOT for a couple of weeks when we picked up our coach after our full body paint. Dealt with Billy Jack exclusively. About a week in I came around the drivers side of the coach and saw Cory talking to my neighbor. He looked up and without hesitation said Hello Mr. Hathaway.
That's how you get your customers (this customer anyway) to come back!
see ya
ken