Billy Mayfield has been working at Coke Northeast for 6 years and in that time has “scratched his way” to the position of Maintenance Manager at the East Hartford Production Facility. When you speak to him, it’s obvious that he takes pride in his work and more importantly, his team.
Coca-Cola South Windsor and East Hartford Production are saying “New Year, new me,” this month. Over the last year, Coke Northeast has made significant investments in Connecticut by building an entirely new sales center and expanding East Hartford Production, both of which are key for the growth and longevity of our business and our people.
We're grateful to be a part of the communities we serve. Learn more about Coke Northeast's community involvement last month!
Dimitry is a transportation driver at Coca-Cola Boston. He's worked at Coke Northeast for almost 13 years and in that time has earned himself the nickname “The Mayor." He has a special view of the people he works with. To Dimitry, his coworkers are more than just colleagues; they’re his friends and he feels a responsibility to make sure their voices are being heard by supervisors and managers.
If there is one thing that 2019 has taught us all at Coke Northeast, it is that change is often hard and scary but we’ll always get through it together as one resourceful team. The evolution of Coca-Cola Boston is a testament to this idea.
We're grateful to be a part of the communities we serve. Learn more about Coke Northeast's community involvement last month!
Ray Dube has been working for Coca-Cola Beverages Northeast since 1981. He started at the company loading delivery trucks after school then became a delivery driver, merchandiser, salesman, account manager, and finance analyst, not to mention he served six and half years in the Marine Corps. He’s one of those people in our company that you can turn to and ask a question about almost any aspect of ...
Carriesue is an Office Administrator at Coca-Cola Londonderry and has worked at Coca-Cola for 21 years. During her time she’s worn many different hats and seen the company go through various stages of change. As a kid, she would leave little notes for her dad, a Salem Coke associate for 38 years (20 of those as a driver), which said “Can I go on the truck with you today? Check yes or no.” and ...
In the very early stages of our re-branding process we recognized that this is more monumental than just changing our name. For the first time since our major re-franchising deal in 2017, we are uniting under a shared identity. A new identity means a new opportunity for us to write our next chapter together. What makes us uniquely Coke Northeast? Why do our associates get up and come to work ...
