CITING growth in sales, after-sales service recognition, acquisition of new dealer partners and its entry to the country’s three biggest vehicle segments, Chevrolet Phils. recently celebrated the milestones through a bowtie event for its executives and other personnel that featured the company’s first Grandmasters Awards.

Chevrolet said that the Grandmasters program is not just about handing out citations to outstanding dealers and their employees but is also designed to motivate each Chevrolet dealer to raise the level of customer care in terms of sales, after-sales service and facilities, ensuring that clients receive the best ownership experience possible.

“This event is dedicated to the men and women of Chevrolet who have worked tirelessly to make a difference for the company and for the brand,” said lawyer Albert Arcilla, president and managing director of The Covenant Car Co. Inc. (TCCCI), Chevrolet Phils.’ parent organization. “Chevrolet’s growth continues to show significant progress as its dealer network expands. From the initial 12 dealership that TCCCI took over from General Motors, Chevrolet now has 19 operational dealerships and is looking to close the year with 24 signed dealerships.”

Besides Arcilla, also attending the event were Chevrolet Phils. Chairman Emeritus Richard Lee, Executive Director Selene Yu, TCCCI stewards and Chevrolet’s dealer partners.