Maintenance Engineering Vice President “The Rewards Of Coming To Fargo”

I would like to add my congratulations to all who attended Oktoberfest last week. It was a very special event and a very special time. There were salespeople who made exceptional income on the telephone. Many felt it was the motivational experience of their career.

The most exciting comment our managers heard is “I have picked up two ideas that are going to make me a lot of money.” These are the comments we love to hear. That’s one of the main reasons we bring salespeople to Fargo, so that they can share ideas and grow.

I have discovered over the years you cannot come to Fargo and hang around your peers without learning something. The trip is always worthwhile.

The other thing I wish to say is thanks to all who shared their sales ideas during Oktoberfest. The Bible says “From everyone, who has been given much, mush will be demanded.” (Luke 12:48). You are sharing your great sales talents and experiences with others who need them. When you give, you recieve. That’s exactly what you should be doing!

Dennis Leno
Vice President Maintenance Engineering



Maintenance Engineering Oktoberfest 2011

Maintenance Engineering President Curt Kesselring “Oktoberfest 2011″

Great people! Great Sales! Great new products and sales tools, great fun and fellowship at the Ranch! What more could we ask?!

We had an impressive list of the big names in Maintenance Engineering attend and they led the way with their example. They spoke first with their actions and second with advice that only a Top Producer can give. Needless to say they were a great source of inspiration for all.

We gave a preview of new sales materials, new products and neww opportunity concepts; all of which are designed to increas the size of the Maintenance Engineering Opportunity. We are anxious to share this information with the entire sales force.

The frand finale to a great week was a magnificent afternoon at the Ranch. With freat fall weather everyone was able to test their skills at Trap Shooting, Black Powder Shooting, Horseshoes and Steer Roping. The afternoon was capped off with a great cowboy meal and great conversation.

If you missed the 2011 Oktoberfest, make sure you set your “sights” on attending next year. Volume, shared ideas, and fellowship make it the best Maintenance Engineering event of the year.

Congratualations to all who attended and thank you for making it a tremendous success.

Curt Kesselring



President of Maintenance Engineering