Dick Hannah Dealership's Vision Family owned since 1949, Dick Hannah Dealerships is dedicated to providing excellent customer service, maintain a positive and productive work environment, and to conduct business in a way that promotes the highest principles of integrity and ethical behavior.
Our Objectives For our customers: o To achieve the highest customer satisfaction levels in the auto dealership business. o To be highly efficient and responsive in the development and delivery of products, services and advice to our customers. o To be the automobile dealership of choice in our market. For our employees: o To attract & retain highly skilled employees by providing performance-based rewards and competitive compensation. o To provide opportunities for employees to expand their skills and knowledge and to achieve their career objectives. o To foster a work environment that values individual differences and encourages creativity and teamwork. For our community: As the largest auto dealer company in the state of Washington (expanding into Oregon), Dick Hannah Dealerships is setting the standard for environmental best practices for automobile dealerships across the country. Teaming up with the National Arbor Day Foundation, Dick Hannah Dealerships plants a tree with every car we sell. So far tens of thousands of trees have been planted. At Dick Hannah Dealerships, we believe in supporting our community - this means our employees, our environment and our neighbors. We're honored to be partnered with organizations such as the Boys and Girls Clubs of Southwest Washington, Southwest Washington Medical Center and The United Way. "Remember, a company's reputation is a priceless asset and a fragile one. Unlike other corporate assets, a good reputation can't be bought. It can only be earned - and only with unbending commitment from every employee over a long period of time. Even a single misstep can quickly rob a company of its good name and compromise its financial success. Each of us here at the Dick Hannah Dealerships has a responsibility to preserve and enhance our company's reputation. It's up to all of us to conduct our business in a way that promotes the highest principles of integrity and ethical behavior." Dick Hannah |
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