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Toro Ag Dedicates Violante Training Center

On May 17, Toro Ag dedicated a new training center in honor of John Violante, a Toro employee who passed away last year. Toro Ag says the Violante Training Center in Riverside, Calif., will host various internal and external training programs, such as employee technical training, dealer fly-in sessions and customer workshops. It will also serve as a lasting tribute to Violante’s legacy and dedication to excellence in training and development.

"John personified the level of customer care that we expect from Toro Ag employees, and we are proud to honor his legacy with the dedication of this training center," says Neville Mody, general manager of Toro Ag. "His commitment to training and development was second to none, and this facility will ensure that his legacy lives on for many years to come."

The dedication ceremony featured remarks from Toro Ag senior leaders and members of Violante’s family.

Source : Farm Equipment

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