Customer Service Excellence
In every organization, there are individuals whose dedication, expertise, and character elevate the entire team. At WLS, one of those individuals is Glenn Vanard — a 2025 ProMach Customer Service Excellence Award winner. With 27 years of service, Glenn has become a cornerstone of our culture, our customer relationships, and our after market success.
A Legacy of Expertise and Integrity
Glenn’s deep experience with WLS equipment and customer environments gives him a unique ability to diagnose challenges, anticipate needs, and deliver solutions that stand the test of time. His professionalism and responsiveness set a standard that others strive to meet. Whether he’s supporting a customer remotely or leading a complex on‑site project, Glenn approaches every task with integrity and an unwavering commitment to doing things the right way.
What Sets Glenn Apart
Among his peers, Glenn is known for his meticulous attention to detail and his refusal to settle for quick fixes. He invests the time needed — often at personal sacrifice — to ensure equipment is performing at peak efficiency and customer expectations are fully met. His site‑visit reports are models of clarity and thoroughness, offering not just documentation but thoughtful recommendations that add value and strengthen customer trust.
Glenn is also a mentor. He shares his extensive knowledge generously, helping newer team members grow their skills and confidence. His influence strengthens the entire WLS Aftermarket Team.
A True Ambassador of WLS

Glenn’s work ethic, depth of expertise, and dedication to customer satisfaction make him an outstanding representative of WLS and ProMach. His impact is felt not only by customers but also by colleagues who rely on his guidance, leadership, and example.
As we celebrate the 2025 Customer Service Excellence Award winner, Glenn Vanard stands out as a shining example of what it means to serve with excellence. His 27 years of commitment have helped shape who we are — and continue to inspire who we strive to be.
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