 |
   |
|
|
Nominations
Le Groupe Camion Volvo Montréal ne cesse de croître et d’agrandir son équipe afin de s’assurer de toujours offrir le meilleur service à la clientèle de l’industrie! L’entreprise est fière d’annoncer la nomination d’Alexandre Ruest à titre de représentant des ventes de camion Volvo sur le territoire de la Rive-Nord de Montréal. Monsieur Ruest compte plusieurs années d’expérience en vente et service à la clientèle. La satisfaction de la clientèle est sa priorité, il s’assurera de trouver le camion qui répondra le mieux aux exigences de chacun de ses clients.
Suite à mon départ le 20 mai dernier de Nortrax Québec inc., je tiens à remercier sincèrement tous les clients, amis et collègues de travail que j’ai cotoyés au cours des 43 dernières années passées au service de différents distributeurs d’équipements industriels John Deere tels que Laguë ltée, Équipement Claude Belanger, Ontrac et Équipement Laurentien.
Marc Leclair, président de Fourgons Leclair inc., est heureux d’annoncer la nomination de Kevin McKenzie à titre de directeur des ventes, Monsieur McKenzie supervisera l’équipe des ventes de l’entreprise en plus de voir à l’expansion de l’entreprise hors Québec. Kevin McKenzie compte plus de 30 ans d’expérience dans la vente et gestion Nous lui souhaitons un bon succès.
La Compagnie de location d’équipement CLÉ ltée (Crédit-Bail CLÉ) annonçait récemment nomination de monsieur François Nantel à titre de président. Il succède au président sortant monsieur Luc Robitaille qui continuera d’œuvrer pour la compagnie à titre de conseiller senior. Monsieur Nantel joint les rangs de CLÉ après avoir occupé le poste de premier vice-président chez GE Capital depuis 2005. À ce titre, il a été un rouage déterminant dans la croissance soutenue de la division dont il avait la charge. Chez GE Capital, il a occupé diverses fonctions, allant des ventes aux opérations, en passant par l’évaluation des risques. «CLÉ jouit d’une excellente réputation dans l’industrie du financement d’équipement pour les PME. Le support du groupe Hitachi Capital, qui a fait l’acquisition de CLÉ en 2014, constitue un excellent tremplin pour notre stratégie de déploiement des solutions de financement que nous offrons à nos clients», mentionne François Nantel. «Ayant évolué dans des entreprises de financement de tailles similaires à celle de CLÉ, je vois de fantastiques opportunités de croissance ici, et je suis très enthousiaste à l’idée de me joindre à CLÉ et à sa remarquable équipe.»
Volvo Trucks North America annonçait récemment la nomination de Paul Kudla à titre de vice-président régional pour le Canada. Il supervisera les ventes commerciales et les activités de marketing. «Paul est bien connu dans l’industrie, et nous croyons que sont expérience aidera à réaffirmer le succès de Volvo Trucks au Canada», disait Göran Nyberg, président de Volvo Trucks North America. «Je suis enchanté de l’accueillir dans son nouveau rôle au sein de l’entreprise.» Monsieur Kudla s’est joint à Volvo Trucks en septembre 1999, tout d’abord en tant que gestionnaire de compte, puis de directeur des ventes aux flottes. Il a été membre de l’Association canadienne du camionnage d’entreprise durant plus de 20 ans. Paul Kudla est gradué de l’Université de Guelph avec un diplôme en économie. Il sera basé dans les bureaux de Volvo Trucks Canada à Mississauga, en Ontario.
|
Appointments
As of July 1, 2016, Enno Straten takes over as managing director of Continental’s business unit Commercial Specialty Tires (CST). He succeeds Dr. Michael Märtens who left the company last year to concentrate on other projects outside the industry. Straten, who has worked at Continental for 17 years, will report directly to Dr. Andreas Esser, executive vice president of Continental‘s business unit Commercial Vehicle Tires. “With Enno Straten, we have gained a very experienced manager for the business unit, one who has already demonstrated his extraordinary skills at our company over many years, both domestically and internationally,” says Dr. Andreas Esser. “He will press ahead with the strategic expansion of the business unit in the three core areas of Material Handling, Earthmoving, and Agriculture. Our goal is to provide customers around the world with customized solutions that meet individual and industry-specific needs.” Thanks to his various positions at Continental, Enno Straten knows the company very well. After graduating with a degree in engineering, he began his career in the Research & Development department of the Passenger & Light Truck Tires division’s Original Equipment business unit in 1999. Since 2000, Mr. Straten has worked in various positions in key account management, among others as automotive engineer and key account manager for Daimler worldwide. Prior to his new role, he has been vice president of key account management for the Original Equipment PLT business unit at Continental Tire the Americas, USA, since 2013.
Sakai America, Inc. recently gained two of the paving industry’s top leaders. Joseph Seckinger accepted a position as Sakai’s Southeast district manager, and Dale Wilson is Sakai’s new national light equipment sales manager. Since beginning his career in 1998, serving as an area manager in customer relations, Joseph Seckinger moved quickly from direct sales to regional management before accepting the position at Sakai. As Southeastern district manager, Mr. Seckinger is responsible for ensuring all end-users receive Sakai’s high-level customer support, available through a network of quality dealerships in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, Tennessee and Kentucky. Dale Wilson’s career spans 34-years and includes sales and marketing management roles at dealer, distributor and manufacturing levels. He served as a national accounts manager for a construction equipment manufacturer for nine years prior to accepting his new role with Sakai. One of his first goals, Mr. Wilson said, is educational. “Sakai’s industry-leading service record is no secret. Sakai has always impressed me with the quality both of its machines and of its nationwide dealer support network. I want to make sure everyone knows that the same reputation for uptime held by Sakai’s heavy metal is shared by its light equipment lines as well.”
Volvo Trucks North America recently appointed Paul Kudla as regional vice president for its Canada region. He will oversee commercial sales and marketing operations.
Hatch is pleased to welcome Michael Lindsay as global director of Planning and Advisory Services, Infrastructure. As an expert in planning and financial advising for major public and private sector clients, Mr. Lindsay will play a leadership role in further strengthening the company’s enhanced, globally-connected infrastructure business. “Michael Lindsay’s significant experience and strong track record in successful alternative service delivery arrangements will help our clients as they seek out models for effectively funding and delivering their projects and desired outcomes,” said Michael Schatz, managing director, Infrastructure. “He will be a great asset as we continue to grow our global infrastructure business and sharpen our focus on the U.S. market.” Based out of Toronto, Ontario, Michael Lindsay will lead a team mandated to find the best solutions for clients pursuing major infrastructure investment programs and projects. The team will provide advisory and consulting services for Hatch’s 3 market-facing infrastructure platforms: Urban Solutions, Transportation and Logistics, and Water and the Natural Environment. Mr. Lindsay was formerly senior vice president, Commercial Projects at Infrastructure Ontario, and brings extensive knowledge of commercial transactions related to public infrastructure development, as well as transformative strategies using fact-based insights to create value. “At Hatch, we bring together extensive commercial, engineering, construction, and technical know-how to meet the most complex infrastructure challenges in the world,” adds Michael Schatz. “In Canada, we are currently providing leadership on over $30 billion of transit projects, many involving innovative and alternative delivery models. Michael Lindsay’s deep understanding of partnership models and the expertise of Hatch’s infrastructure teams will help our government and private sector clients make the best decisions about their infrastructure investments.”
|
© InfraStructures - Tous droits réservés - All rights reserved |
Partagez sur Facebook / Share on Facebook 
