GM Dealer Chandler Lee Awarded "Peak Performer"
SOUTHFIELD, Mich.--For his commitment to GM Minority Dealers Association's mission and members, Maryland dealer Chandler Lee received On-Line Administrators' Peak Performer Award at a recent GMMDA conference.
SOUTHFIELD, Mich.--For his commitment to GM Minority Dealers Association's mission and members, Maryland dealer Chandler Lee received On-Line Administrators' Peak Performer Award at a recent GMMDA conference.
"Chandler has been a member of the GMMDA since the beginning," said GMMDA president Gregory Jackson. "His longevity and commitment, not only as a GM dealer, but as a visionary businessman who consistently strives for improvement while reaching out to help others, are certainly commendable and praiseworthy."
In 1975, Lee joined General Motors and climbed the ranks with positions in mechanical engineering and design and manufacturing. After finishing the GM Dealer Academy program, Lee bought his first dealership in North Carolina in 1986. He is now the president and CEO of Chandler Lee Pontiac Buick GMC in Elicott City, Md. He also actively participates in the GMMDA Mentor Program.
On-Line Administrators, a provider of measurable customer relationship management solutions, created the semiannual Peak Performer Award to celebrate its partnership with GMMDA.
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