Harry Mamizuka (L) and Tom Bertolino, vice president and a dealer principal, receive the 2016 Truck Dealer of the Year award from the American Truck Dealers (ATD) at the 53rd annual ATD Convention and Expo.

NorCal Kenworth and Tom Bertolino, vice president and a dealer principal, recently received the 2016 Truck Dealer of the Year award from the American Truck Dealers (ATD) at the 53rd annual ATD Convention and Expo in Las Vegas, Nev.

NorCal Kenworth is based in Sacramento, Calif., and operates Kenworth dealership locations in Anderson, Morgan Hill, Sacramento, and San Leandro, Calif.

“Since Tom Bertolino — and his business partner Harry Mamizuka — purchased the operation 17 years ago, NorCal Kenworth has significantly increased its sales and market share by providing excellent customer support, building exceptional facilities, and employing a winning team,” said Jason Skoog, Kenworth assistant general manager and PACCAR vice president. “This special ATD recognition for Tom and NorCal Kenworth is well-deserved.”

“NorCal Kenworth and its 190 dedicated employees at our four dealerships strive every day to provide quality Kenworth trucks, parts and service to our customers. This award is a very special honor for NorCal Kenworth and our employees,” said Bertolino.

ATD represents more than 2,000 medium and heavy-duty truck dealers. ATD members share in National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) programs, services and benefits.

Kenworth Truck Company is the manufacturer of heavy and medium duty trucks.

For more information, visit www.kenworth.com and www.atd.org.

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