Donlen's Contact Center Supervisor Earns ASE Certification

The Auto Care Association has awarded Daniel Wolak, Donlen's contact center supervisor, the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) World Class Technicians certification, the fleet management company announced.

by Staff

May 4, 2016

Donlen's Contact Center Supervisor Earns ASE Certification — Wolak

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“All of us at Donlen are so proud of Dan’s achievement,” said Bill Byrnes, Donlen's vice president of contact center operations. “His experience of more than 15 years in the automotive industry and this specific recognition continue to add world-class expertise to our already existing staff of multiple ASE-certified technicians.”

Wolak has more than nine years of experience providing technical advice to Donlen customers. In addition, he has an associate’s degree in automotive engineering and a bachelor’s degree in automotive management.

The Auto Care Association-ASE World Class Technicians Award began in 1986. Since that time, 1,914 technicians have qualified for the distinction.

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