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(by Beth Hammond) Six weeks prior to Halloween our Big Boy staff displayed superior salesmanship skills as they sold over 9000 Halloween Coupon books.
Each Halloween Coupon Book sold for a buck and consisted of 8 Halloween cards good for one free Kid's Meal at Big Boy.
Employee incentive to sell coupons was simple. Meet or beat the $850 in-store sales goal and your First, Second and Third place salespeople would receive $230, $100 and $65 respectively. The one person selling the most coupons company-wide would receive an additional $650 cash. Nice chunk of change eh!
We had four Big Boy's sell over $900 each, with our Woodville Rd. location charging past the $1200 mark-Nice Job! It just so happens that our Grand Prize Saleslady hails from the Woodville Rd. location too. She is Geri Rihacek,
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a first shift server who sold an incredible $555 all by herself.
The promotion is always exciting as our top salespeople patiently wait on pins and needles wondering if they will walk away with the additional $650. Geri had some stiff competition from Dawn Mocek, $501 and Leah Ruiz, $246, both from #2 Airport Highway along with Willie Ward, $507 and Sheila Jeffery $240, both from #13 in Tiffin, Ohio.
Congratulations and thanks again to the following stores for meeting or beating the $850 sales goal and to their top salespeople for making it happen.
Unit #11 Woodville Rd. Exec. Mgr. Carolyn Ranville
Geri Rihacek (555), Helen Fyffe (109) and Mary Sweeney (98)
Unit #2 Airport Hwy. Exec. Mgr. Joanna Madlinski
Dawn Mocek (501), Leah Ruiz (246), Erin Rodriquez
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Unit #13 Tiffin, OH Exec. Mgr. John Colatruglio
Willie Ward (507), Sheila Jeffery (240) and Patty Kirkpatrick (83)
Unit #7 Summit St. Exec. Mgr. Kathy Vaughn
Christina Cartwright (165) Kathy Vaughn (144) and Sue Coleman (88)
Stay tuned to the Spring newsletter for results of the 2002 V-alentine Coupon Promo. Will some of these same names reappear?
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Smoking Ban gives Big Boy #21 a New Look
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You probably heard about this one on the news. Last fall the citizens of Bowling Green voted "yes" to a smoking ban in most public places in the city. The ban effects those eating establishments that do not have a separate, enclosed smoking room, or those who
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generate more than 35% of their income from food. In plain words, both our Big Boys in Bowling Green would become non-smoking. With this in mind, we decided our 24 hour store on E. Wooster would benefit by having an enclosed room.
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The plan was pretty simple, we just glassed off the front atrium, installed double doors and viola, thanks to Ron Witt, we had a smoking section. Executive Manager, Lisa Hiler, said it has "definitely been an asset to add the room, our smoking customers are quite happy
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