During a recent visit to Intervala’s HQ in Westmoreland County, Pa., Philip Stoten spoke with President & CEO Teresa Huber about the company’s history, growth and plans going forward. Philip and Teresa explored disruptions from pandemics to floods and much more. They also touched on the importance of talent retention, automation and building a great team while focusing on the voice of the customer to drive strategy. Thank you, Philip!
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Congratulations to Intervala president and CEO Teresa Huber for being recognized in the 2023 edition of the Pittsburgh Business Times “20 People to Know in Manufacturing”! The special publication connects the Pittsburgh area business community with influential businesspeople in key roles crucial to their organizations’ overall growth.
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We love our employees and take pride in our talented team! We celebrated Employee Appreciation Day with special luncheons and awesome prize drawings across the company. Employees at all sites were treated to a delicious lunch, some sweet treats and a few surprises. Our most sincere thanks go out to our hard-working team members and their dedication to customer excellence. We appreciate you and could not do it without each and every one of you!
“Appreciation is a wonderful thing: It makes what is excellent in others belong to us as well.” - Voltaire
Happy birthday to us! Intervala marked its seventh anniversary with fun employee events around the company. From donut breaks to 80s-themed dinner dances, we loved showing our amazing team members how much we appreciate them!
This time of year, you’re never fully dressed without a Christmas sweater. At Intervala, we take it to the next level with our Annual Ugly Christmas Sweater Contest, and this year’s competition did not disappoint. Congratulations to the employees whose sweaters earned the distinction of being the best of the worst: Heather Collins, Brandi Cullen, Penny Cumberland, Raffie Melendez, Wendy Martel and Veronica Saucedo! And thank you to everyone who participated in this fun holiday tradition!
