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Show Business management - an indirect service to customer "Our services to the . customer are a little more indirect than most," says Vivian Oberg, business manager at Sheldon Hansen Chevrolet, but adds that they can mean a big difference dif-ference in satisfying a customer. Mrs. Oberg, business manager for the past 4 years, goes on to explain that her duties involve supervision of the financial end of the business, from handling personnel duties to balancing the books. "But there's more," says the mother of 4 daughters, "we also process car and truck warranties for the customer and handle some insurance matters." Mrs. Oberg, lives in Price with husband Gene (who, among other activities, is the Exalted Ruler of the Price Elks Lodge) and brings prior insurance and bookkeeping experience from jobs in her native Oregon. She is not the only individual in-dividual familiar with the business department of the company as Mrs. Oberg will soon be resigning to attend to family matters and will be replaced by Mrs. Cilena Bennett, a business veteran with 30 years experience. Mrs. Bennett, who is married to William Bennett, Ben-nett, is the mother of 3 children who have presented her with 4 grandchildren. - 1 , - j i . - !(..' . i ' r ; i "l , ," ) w .. .f 'if -'''-.s t ' , .. M. (-v -' !. : . Approximately 40 years of accummulated experience has been watching the business end at Sheldon .Hansen Chevrolet lately as present business manager Vivian Oberg, standing, who is resigning to mind family matters has been training Cilena Bennett for the job. |
