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Nominations
Nortrax, Inc. est heureuse d’annoncer la nomination de James «Jim» Fodi au poste de vice-président, Nortrax Québec. Il dirigera Nortrax Québec qui compte des succursales à Laval, à Brossard, à Amos ainsi que 2 nouveaux magasins à Sainte-Agathe et à Mont-Laurier. Né à Montréal, Jim Fodi est gradué de l’Université McGill et de l’Université du Québec à Montréal. Il possède une expérience clé dans les domaines de la distribution, de la logistique, de la rénovation, de la construction et de la gestion des ventes. Il a passé une grande partie de sa carrière chez Hewitt Équipment ltée, distributeur d’équipement de construction, au poste de directeur de division. «Jim est une personne sociable et dynamique qui a une feuille de route impressionnante et qui possède un talent marqué pour la création d’équipes exceptionnelles. Au sein de la haute direction de Nortrax, ses stratégies et sa grande connaissance des clients québécois et du marché de l’équipement de construction du Québec seront essentiels et profitables pour les clients et les employés. C’est avec brio qu’il dirigera nos collègues québécois», déclare Tim Murphy, président et chef de la direction de Nortrax. Nortrax, Inc., entreprise de John Deere, exploite des concessionnaires partout aux États-Unis et au Canada. Établie à Tampa, en Floride, l’entreprise sert l’industrie de la construction, de la foresterie ainsi que les chantiers commerciaux et le secteur minier dans l’Est du Canada, et dans plusieurs régions des États-Unis. Nortrax se spécialise dans la vente d’équipement de construction et de foresterie et dans les services connexes d’entretien et de soutien, dans les marchés des nouveaux produits, des produits d’occasion et de la location.
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Appointments
CASE Construction Equipment has announced that Jim Hasler is retiring as vice president – North America, effective in April 2016, after 34 years of service with the company. Scott Harris, the current vice president of Parts and Service for CNH Industrial, will take over the role and oversee the North American construction equipment operations for CASE. Mr. Harris first joined CNH Industrial’s Capital group in 2006 as U.S. sales manager for construction equipment, and later served as northeast region sales manager for both agricultural and construction equipment. In 2007, he became senior director of sales and marketing for that division. His last role with CNH Capital was as vice president of U.S. financial services and operations, where he was responsible for the overall sales growth and profitability of CNH Capital’s financial products and services. “Through his various roles with CNH Industrial over the last decade, Scott has gained a comprehensive knowledge of the entire equipment life cycle, from purchase to application to care and maintenance,” says Brad Crews, COO-NAFTA, CNH Industrial. “He is a strong, knowledgeable voice that will lead and grow our construction equipment organization as the market continues to evolve.” “Jim Hasler has been an outstanding leader, colleague and friend to many throughout his career with CASE, and we wish him the absolute best in his retirement,” concluded Mr. Crews.
New Hamilton-Halton Construction Association (HHCA) president Matt Vervoorn has started his term by focusing on better meeting the needs of member contractors, providing value for money and becoming the resource construction companies need to face the challenges of a competitive and ever changing marketplace. “The HHCA was founded in 1920; the industry has changed a lot since then. We need to make every effort to remain relevant and valuable to our members,” says Mr. Vervoorn, a principal with Morrison Hershfield. “To do that we’re reviewing our member value proposition, evaluating what we have on offer and identifying opportunities for improvement.” Matt Vervoorn, who succeeded Blair Hubber of Lancaster Group as president of the HHCA, joined the board of directors in 2008. The association changed their bylaws in 2015 to allow him to take on the role of president. “Prior to the bylaw change the association president had to be a contractor. The membership decided they did not want to be limited and now allow MS&S members to serve in a leadership capacity,” says Mr. Vervoorn. “I feel privileged to have the opportunity to serve as president and I like to think I bring another perspective to the table. Of course, contractors are still well represented in our governance structure.” Matt Vervoorn was elected president at the HHCA’s 96th Annual General Meeting and Dinner on February 18, 2016. |
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