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Kenworth names 2023 Dealer Council members

Executives from 461 Kenworth dealerships have been selected to represent the 2023 council.

Tess Lovrak
By Tess Lovrak
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Kenworth Truck Company has named its 2023 Kenworth Dealer Council members. The council features executives representing 461 Kenworth dealerships in the United States and Canada.

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The 2023 Kenworth Council members are: Chairman – Bill Kozek, CSM Companies (Madison, Wisconsin); Craig Herron, Kenworth Northeast Group (Buffalo, New York); Carl Herzog, CIT Trucks (Normal, Illinois); Samuel Letendre, Kenworth Maska (La Présentation, Quebec); Mike Levering, Truckworx Kenworth (Birmingham, Alabama); Vince Tarola, Kenworth Truck Centres (Toronto, Ontario); Kyle Treadway, Kenworth Sales Company (West Salt Lake City, Utah); and Jared White, MHC Kenworth (Leawood, Kansas).

In addition, Jodie Teuton of Kenworth of Louisiana (Gray, Louisiana) serves as the Kenworth line representative for the American Truck Dealers (ATD).

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