
Tommy Nobis Center's Tedrick Echols wins a 2026 Working Wonders Award
Echols has worked at the center for more than 10 years, handling shipping and receiving and helping keep the facility clean.
Georgia Enterprises for Products and Services named Tedrick Echols a 2026 Working Wonders Award recipient.
Echols has been part of Tommy Nobis Center for more than 10 years. The center credits his dedication, reliability and positive attitude, from shipping and receiving to keeping the facility clean and welcoming.
From Tommy Nobis Center· Instagram · Sep 28
Open the post“Please join us in congratulating Tedrick Echols on being named a 2026 Working Wonders Award recipient by Georgia Enterprises for Products and Services (GEPS)! Tedrick has been part of Tommy Nobis Center for more than 10 years, and his dedication, reliability, and positive attitude make him an invaluable member of our team. From shipping and receiving to helping keep our facility clean and welcoming, Tedrick takes pride in his work and is always ready to lend a hand. We’re proud to celebrate this well-deserved recognition! Congratulations, Tedrick! 👏 #WorkingWonders #EmployeeRecognition #TommyNobisCenter #EmpoweringPeopleThroughEmployment”
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