Each newsletter offers a profile of one of the people that make ARMOR such a great place to work and do business. Profile candidates include ARMOR personnel, distributors and customers. If you’d like to nominate someone for inclusion, please send an email to Cheri Rugh with the name and the reason(s) you’d like them to receive some extra attention.

Name:
Nicole (Payne) Trierweiler

Home:
Howell, MI

Born:
Naperville, IL

Profession/Job Title:
Business Systems Manager

Family Details:
Nicole is a newlywed, last April she and Curt Trierweiler married and she is now the mother of four kids.

Experience:
Nicole's tenure at ARMOR has primarily focused on customer service and the company's IT management. Before joining ARMOR, she worked for CLIMAX, a Metallurgical Engineering Firm, as their Marketing Manager and prior to that for the Engineering Society of Detroit as their Marketing Manager. Her first job in the work force was with Knapp’s Donut Shoppe in Rochester, MI, where she woke at 5 a.m. each day -- “time to make the donuts!”

Hobbies:
Nicole enjoys working out, travel, reading, boating and being on the water (without actually getting IN the water) and investigating new technology.

Best Book Read Recently:
Rob Lowe’s autobiography "Stories I Only Tell My Friends."

Latest Accomplishment:
"Sticking with a boot camp exercise class for the past eight weeks. The class continues through the summer and I haven’t missed one yet! I also signed up for the Warrior Dash in September, which is what they call an 'extreme' 5K running race that includes obstacles such as jumping over fire and crawling through mud with barbed wire hung overhead. I’m turning 40 this year and am making this the year I push myself out of my comfort zone."

What’s Playing on Your iPod?
Usher

Best Movie Watched Recently:
"The Chronicle"

Your Top Five Movies of All Time:
"Soap Dish," "Airplane," "Forrest Gump," "Bourne Supremacy" (entire series) and "National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation."

How Long at ARMOR:
6.5 years

Favorite Quote:
“If it were easy, it wouldn't be worth doing.”