Alpha Warranty Services' COO Jeremy Lindsey Honored with Utah Business CXO of the Year Award
SALT LAKE CITY - On Thursday, June 21st Jeremy Lindsey, COO of Alpha Warranty Services was honored with the Utah Business CXO of the Year Award at a ceremony at The Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City, UT. Lindsey was also featured in the June issue of Utah Business Magazine for this achievement.
“I feel very honored to receive this award. These past 10 years with Alpha Warranty have been an amazing journey and I look forward to many more ahead. I feel very fortunate to work alongside such talented individuals that challenge the status quo in our industry and make our company one of the top service providers in the country.” says Jeremy Lindsey, COO of Alpha Warranty.
The CXO of the Year awards are given to C-level executives who are at the top of their respective fields and show outstanding achievements and performance in their roles. Those selected for the award are chosen from small, medium, large, public, private and government agencies, each demonstrating the importance of providing strong leadership, visionary innovation sound business strategies, and social responsibility to Utah businesses. Recipients are nominated by fellow peers in their organization.
Alpha Warranty Services believes in integrity and providing the best service in the industry. Alpha is based in Salt Lake City, UT with vehicle protection plans and services available in all 50 states.
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