"Jenkins and Wynne Ford employees love to go and cheer on the Preds, and we often award team members with tickets as positive recognition," Casey Jenkins of Jenkins and Wynne Ford said. "All kinds of excitement and energy comes up when our team knows that tickets are available. Going to the games has also become a team-building opportunity; we have 10 different departments, so, many times, employees from various departments go to the game and interact together.
"Also, when the pandemic started, we were touched and surprised by the Predators face masks we received in the mail. Receiving these masks brought smiles to our management team's faces during the heightened uncertainty."
Not only did the Preds do their part to make sure local Ford employees could support the Preds, but the Ford Motor Company has helped to keep their community safe, too.
Back in March, in collaboration with GE Healthcare, Ford began producing ventilators that were used to treat patients suffering from the COVID-19 virus.
Additionally, Two Rivers Ford worked overtime helping Middle Tennesseans who were first struck by the spring tornadoes, and then by COVID-19. Two Rivers noticed an increase in calls for mobile service, especially among senior citizens, who have been asked to limit their contact with others during the pandemic. With the help of their Mobile Service Team, many area seniors have been able to safely maintain their vehicles while also maintaining social distance, keeping them safely on the road for things like trips to the grocery store and the pharmacy.
"Our relationship with the Predators has been extremely enjoyable and beneficial to our dealership as well as the entire Ford brand," John Barker of Two Rivers Ford said. "Specifically, the Ford Ice Centers and the numerous people that associate hockey and learning the game with Ford has helped our partnership become stronger than ever before."
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