TOTAL EXCELLENCE IN MANAGEMENT AWARD
"T.E.I.M"
Philip
and Patrick Walby announced that
their company has won the T.E.I.M. (Total
Excellence in Management) award for "Best in
Retail". The Brake Brothers were recognized for
their work in the Brake Depot Franchise creation.
The program was designed to honor San Diego County
companies that have "dynamic and creative
management techniques." Judging was performed by
representatives of the San Diego State University
School of Entrepreneurial Studies. On-site visits
were conducted by members of evaluation teams
composed of senior executives from local
financial, legal, and management companies.
The T.E.I.M. Award is based on the manner in which a company achieves success in the areas of employee involvement, creation of new products, excellence in customer service, and projects within the community. The award was announced at a sold-out community luncheon.
Patrick and Philip Walby were especially acknowledged for their innovative management style of organizational leadership, which emphasizes quality repair in automotive retailing.
The annual Total Excellence in Management Award was instituted by the San Diego Business Journal.
The award was presented by Ken Blanchard, who wrote the "One Minute Manager". . "We are honored with this achievement," said Patrick Walby, one of the Brake Brothers, "as it represents recognition for all of our employees and customers and the way, in which they work together." Brake Depot, a privately held company, reported its best year of revenues last year.
The T.E.I.M. Award is based on the manner in which a company achieves success in the areas of employee involvement, creation of new products, excellence in customer service, and projects within the community. The award was announced at a sold-out community luncheon.
Patrick and Philip Walby were especially acknowledged for their innovative management style of organizational leadership, which emphasizes quality repair in automotive retailing.
The annual Total Excellence in Management Award was instituted by the San Diego Business Journal.
The award was presented by Ken Blanchard, who wrote the "One Minute Manager". . "We are honored with this achievement," said Patrick Walby, one of the Brake Brothers, "as it represents recognition for all of our employees and customers and the way, in which they work together." Brake Depot, a privately held company, reported its best year of revenues last year.