NORCROSS, Ga. (March 10, 2015) – Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas, Inc has announced the 2014 winners of the Hyundai Pinnacle Award, an honor bestowed on the company’s leading construction equipment dealers in North America. In addition to earning a Pinnacle Award, Cisco Equipment, with two of the top 15 salespeople in the United States, was named top-performing dealer of 2014. The dealer has four locations in Texas and New Mexico.

The other 2014 Hyundai Pinnacle Award winners, in alphabetical order, are:

• Four Seasons Equipment, four locations in Louisiana, North Dakota and Texas

• May Heavy Equipment, locations in North and South Carolina

• Nueces Power Equipment, eight locations across Texas

• Rob’s Hydraulics Inc., two locations in North Carolina

• Team Boone, located in Bardstown, Ky.

• Woodland Equipment Inc., five locations in British Columbia, Canada

“Thanks in large part to the outstanding performance and industry-leading service of these seven Hyundai Pinnacle Award winners, we are confident that the Hyundai brand will continue to be a major player in the North American market,” said Curtis Goettel,

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North American marketing and dealer development manager, Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas. “As true ambassadors of the Hyundai brand, our dealer partners are excited about the direction Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas is headed, and we are very appreciative of their continued support and loyalty.”

The Hyundai Pinnacle Award program recognizes dealers based on such performance criteria as sales, wholesale gross and market share. By continuing to lead by example, Hyundai Pinnacle Award winners raise the bar for Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas’ rapidly growing dealer network in North America.

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