Shane Lewis volunteered his time & energy to an organization recognizing national leaders in business

WILKES-BARRE, Pa. - April 2, 2015 - PRLog -- In only a few years, 35-year-old Pennsylvania resident Shane Lewis has already proven his commitment to the business world and to giving back to his community. The young professional rose to success as an executive and VP of the sales team at Sundance Vacations headquartered out of Wilkes-Barre. Mr. Lewis won a Stevie Award for National Sales Executive of the Year,[^1] as well as accepting a team award for sales and customer service. The Stevie Awards are a national organization that recognizes leaders in business across the country on an annual basis. Awards are bestowed in human resources, information and technology, sales, marketing, public relations, and more.

In order to choose winners of the Stevie Awards, the organization selects business leaders across the country who are willing to volunteer their time to review the thousand plus nominations received to select the most deserved individuals and companies. This is not a small task, though it is integral to ensure that the right people are chosen for the awards. Shane Lewis was selected as a judge and undertook the responsibility of helping to select Stevie Award winners in sales for five years in a row. Serving as a judge required dedication of time and energy while still balancing a successful sales career of his own.

In addition to volunteering his time to serve as a judge and succeeding in sales himself, Shane Lewis has further dedicated time to his community in many different ways. He was the National Charity Director for his employer, which required him to choose worthy charities, schools, and other organizations to which to donate the time and resources of his company. Many charities in and around Pennsylvania have benefited from his efforts.

^[1] http://rushprnews.com/2013/03/05/sundance-vacations-wins-4-silver-and-4-bronze-stevier-awards--in-2013-stevie-awards-for-sales--customer-service

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