Dear Biodiesel Alliance & Backers Members,
New Holland has Awarded a Year's Use of New Holland Compact Tractor to Top 2 Biodiesel Alliance Recruiters
The National Biodiesel Board (NBB) and farm equipment giant New Holland are pleased to honor five top recruiters for their work in gaining greater recognition of biodiesel benefits by recruiting new members to the Biodiesel Alliance. A Wisconsin ag spokesperson was the top recruiter, with a Michigan couple close behind. Clean Cities Chapter Coordinators from Durham, North Carolina and Seattle, Washington tied for third.
Thanks in part to their efforts, the ranks of the Biodiesel Alliance doubled in size during the recognition program that NBB and New Holland announced Feb. 25, 2003. More than 700 groups, ranging from environmental organizations to school associations to government agencies and fuel suppliers, are now members.
The first and second place winners were each awarded one-year's use of a New Holland compact tractor. Winners also receive a 55-gallon drum of biodiesel (B100), donated by NBB member biodiesel suppliers.
Go to a news release at Biodiesel Alliance Recruiting Awards Go to Wisconsin Ag Spokesperson, Michigan couple, & Clean Cities Chapter Coordinators from Durham, NC and Seattle, WA for more details about the Biodiesel Alliance recruiting program, contest winners and prizes. Go to the Winners’ Statements for quotes by the contest winners about their strong support for biodiesel.
I'd like to add my thanks to the many current members who have helped recruit new members. You can still help grow support for biodiesel by recruiting your friends and colleagues to join the Biodiesel Alliance and Backers. As you know, it's free; and it's easy. Just direct them to www.biodiesel.org/aboutnbb/alliance. Help the Biodiesel Alliance grow to 1,000 organizations and beyond!
Thanks in advance for your continuing action and support for biodiesel.
Joe Jobe
Executive Director
National Biodiesel Board
(800) 841-5849
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