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Riviera's 2013 Australia/NZ Dealer Awards

by Stephen Milne on 14 Aug 2013
Riviera Dealer Award recipients Paul Harrop, Cameron McGoogan, Riviera owner Rodney Longhurst, Michael Joyce, Pete Devery, and CEO Wes Moxey Riviera . http://www.riviera.com.au
Marine industry excellence, innovation and exceptional customer service were recognised at Riviera’s annual Dealer Awards held in Sydney during the Sydney International Boat Show.

Riviera has been rewarding outstanding achievement by its long-standing dealer network since the awards inception 19 years ago.

The team at R Marine South Australia were honoured to win the coveted Overall Dealership of the Year award for the second consecutive year.

The team at R Marine Sydney did exceptionally well this year with the dealership winning the award for 'Sales Excellence by a Dealership' for the second consecutive year, the dealership’s sales consultant Pete Devery received the award for ‘Sales Excellence by an Individual’ for the second consecutive year, and R Marine Sydney service manager Cameron McGoogan received the award for 'Service Excellence by an Individual'.

Riviera’s dealer relationship manager Peter Welch said the annual Australia/New Zealand Dealer of the Year awards recognised excellence, outstanding achievement and dedication to Riviera’s loyal owners and brand.

More at www.riviera.com.au
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