FDC Graphic Films Recognizes Employees for Exemplifying Core Values

FDC Graphic Films Inc. recognizes four employees as Core Values Ambassadors in the fourth quarter of 2020 for exemplifying one or more of the company’s five core values.

FDC’s core values include integrity, kindness, resiliency, engagement, and drive for success.

“I am so very proud of each of these team members. They exemplify the character and culture we value here at FDC,” says Chris Stoler, FDC president. “Every one of them, through their actions, demonstrates why FDC is great at what we do. It is because they care, and they are committed to excellence. That care and commitment are why we recognize these individuals today.”

Shannon Althouse, a production associate, is recognized for his engagement and drive for success. Althouse recommended a strategy to convert “short rolls,” which are scrap, to sellable products.

Fernando Cocoletzi-Gomez, shipping/receiving associate, is recognized for his drive for success. The company says Cocoletzi-Gomez jumps into production and regularly gets stocking orders shipped early.

Nick Colpitts, an inventory control coordinator, is recognized for his drive for success. According to FDC, Colpitts is solution-oriented and always looking for ways to help work around challenges for the business’ good.

In FDC’s first double nomination, Brittany Horvath, invoice specialist, is recognized for her integrity, resiliency, and drive for success. As a prior customer care agent (CCA) for the company, Horvath has taken on the new role of invoicing.

Each employee received an FDC Core Values Ambassador award certificate from the work-life team signed by Stoler.

FDC is a supplier of sign vinyl films, digital media, overlaminates, banners, and heat transfer films with warehouses and converting facilities in South Bend, Indiana, and Reno, Nevada.