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Industry veteran Frank Bardonaro has been appointed CEO of Mississippi-based Yak Access.
This year’s intake of new trainees in Germany started on 1 September
Jacob “Jake” Massman will represent the upper mid-west United States, and central and western Canada.
Tom Hiatt, who previously held the position, has been promoted to the role of senior director of sales.
The company has appointed two new team members as they continue to expand their territory.
Chris Perry will be responsible for managing and directing all aspects of Link-Belt training programs.
With nearly two decades of industry experience, Patrick Clark has joined the team at Dearborn Companies.
The 2023 class exemplifies the experience, dedication and ambition that has powered both the Association and its respective industries for 75 years strong.
Casey Smith has been promoted to supervisor, marketing information, as Will Hatton and Thomas Taylor join the Link-Belt team.
The NCCCO Foundation named seven members to its Board of Directors who began their service on July 1.
Marcus “Shane” Davidson will now serve as the company’s director of sales.
A move from BMW sees Alexander Susanek take on chief operating officer role at Palfinger
John E. Millsap will be retiring after 28 years of service, and Justin Cravens is set to move into his position on June 30, 2023.
Jasen Doyle has previously served ITI in the role of instructor, instructor lead, ILT training manager and mobile crane subject matter expert and discipline chair.
In his new role, Orzechowski will serve as branch manager of the company’s Bloomington, MN branch.
Matt Mazzella is now president of Mazzella and Adam Mazzella is now president of Sheffield Metals International.
The industry veteran has been named to the newly created position of vice president sales & marketing.
Dr. Melissa L. Perkins, CFRE will serve as the organization’s director of philanthropy and partnerships
Mark Irion succeeds Mike Appling, who has served as TNT’s CEO since 2007.
With over 20 years of experience, Hutton Strader will help grow the company’s all-terrain business.