We’re proud to recognize Amy Claxton for earning an exclusive trip to Hotel Xcaret Arte in Playa del Carmen, Mexico as part of the 2025 Kia Sales Elite program.
This prestigious award is reserved for the top-performing sales professionals across the Kia brand—those who consistently go above and beyond in delivering exceptional results and customer experiences.
Amy’s hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence have placed her among the very best.
Please join us in congratulating Amy on this incredible achievement—we’re proud to have you representing our team at the highest level!
As a reminder, click the link or use the QR code to RSVP to the anniversary party. We would love for YOU to be there:
We’re excited to invite you to celebrate Regal’s 50th Anniversary with us!
Join us for an evening of great food, drinks, entertainment, and a chance to celebrate five decades of family, community, and memories.
Please click the link below or scan the QR Code to RSVP and reserve your complimentary tickets (you + one guest). All the event details and FAQs can be found there as well.
We are excited to announce the launch of the Regal Marketplace, a private digital space created specifically for our employees. Whether you are looking to post items for free, organize a garage sale, share upcoming local events, or post miscellaneous news, this is your new go-to platform.
What is the Regal Marketplace? It is a secure, internal-only site designed to help us stay connected. To ensure the platform remains professional, safe, and 100% spam-free, we have implemented an invite-only approval process.
Create Your Account: Fill out the registration form with your chosen username.
Agree to Rules: You will need to review and agree to the community rules before accessing the website.
Wait for Admin Approval: Once you submit, your account is sent for review. I will be personally approving each request to ensure only verified team members have access.
Log In: As soon as your account is approved, you will be cleared to log in and start posting!
Support & Questions: If you run into any issues during the sign-up or approval process, please reach out to our site administrators:
If you are getting these emails, then YES it is ok to click and complete the training course. This is mandatory for ALL employees for keeping our computers and our customers information safe.
Just a snapshot of information you will learn about:
ELECTRONIC SAFEGUARDS
This is a sample of what your email will look like:
Bank statements. Doctor results. Your retirement account, your mortgage company, every streaming service, every store you’ve ever bought anything from. And every single password reset link on the planet lands right there.
A criminal doesn’t need to hack your bank. They just need your inbox. One account. Every other door swings wide open. That’s not a flaw. That’s how email was designed to work. And most people protect it with the same password they’ve used for years and years.
Nope. Not anymore.
🔑 Here’s how fast it happens
Hackers go to your bank’s website. Click “Forgot Password.” Type your email. The bank sends a reset link straight to your inbox. The criminal, already inside, clicks it, creates a new password and walks right in. Then they do it to your Amazon. Your PayPal. Your brokerage. Each one takes about 60 seconds. It’s less effort than ordering a pizza.
The FBI calls this account takeover fraud. And 81% of victims said they thought they were “pretty careful” about security beforehand.
1. Get a real password. Under 16 characters or reused anywhere? Change it today!!
2. Turn on two-factor authentication. But not the text version. SMS codes can be hijacked through SIM swap attacks, where a criminal calls your carrier, sweet-talks a rep and transfers your number to their phone. It’s terrifyingly easy. Use Google Authenticator instead.
3. Audit every app connected to your inbox. Every “Sign in with Google” click handed that app a key to your email. Some read your messages. Some send emails as you. Do it now: myaccount.google.com > Security > Third-party apps with account access.
Your bank has a fraud department. Your credit card has zero-liability protection. Nobody is covering your email. That one is entirely on you.