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Mid Atlantic Territory Manager @ Skyjack Inc. Skyjack produces a full line of self propelled scissor lifts with elevated work heights reaching up to 56ft. Skyjack became the industry leader by providing machine features combining durability, quality, and serviceability, making Skyjack scissor lifts world renowned for product reliability. Skyjacks current Boom lift model lineup consists of telescopic...

Mid Atlantic Territory Manager @ Skyjack Inc. Skyjack produces a full line of self propelled scissor lifts with elevated work heights reaching up to 56ft. Skyjack became the industry leader by providing machine features combining durability, quality, and serviceability, making Skyjack scissor lifts world renowned for product reliability. Skyjacks current Boom lift model lineup consists of telescopic booms featuring work heights ranging from 45 to 66 ft. Quality and reliability are the hallmarks that have given Skyjack a solid reputation as the manufacturer of the best scissor lifts in the world. Skyjack products are manufactured, sold and supported worldwide. In August 2002 Skyjack was purchased by Linamar Corporation (LNR, TSX), a leading manufacturer of precision-machined components, assemblies and modules. Currently, Skyjack has production facilities in Canada, the United States, and Hungary with support offices in Europe and Asia. From November 2014 to October 2015 (1 year) Greater New York City AreaDirector of Business Development @ The National Equipment Register, a Division of Verisk Crime Analytics The National Equipment Register is a division of Verisk Crime Analytics. Since 1971, Verisk has been the leading source of information about property and liability risk. Verisk's statistical, actuarial, and underwriting information is a vital resource to insurers, government regulators, and other companies and organizations. Verisk's standardized policy language is the foundation on which many insurers build their coverage programs. From October 2010 to November 2014 (4 years 2 months) Jersey City NJNortheast Regional Sales Manager @ JLG Industries, Inc JLG Industries, Inc., an Oshkosh Corporation company, is an American designer, manufacturer of access equipment (aerial work platforms and telehandlers). The company’s products extend beyond its own well-known brand of AWPs and telehandlers to SkyTrak® and Lull® telehandlers; TRIPLE-L® trailers, LiftPod®, and a growing line of JLG® vertical and mobile stock picking lifts for material handling applications. From March 1991 to January 1993 (1 year 11 months) Greater New York City AreaCorporate Used Equipment Manager @ JESCO, Inc. South PlainfieldTerritory Manager @ Ritchie Bros. Ritchie Bros. is a global asset management and disposition company, offering customers end-to-end solutions for buying and selling used heavy equipment, trucks and other assets. We help thousands of people around the world appraise, sell, inspect, buy, refurbish, ship and finance heavy equipment, trucks, and other assets every month. With our multiple onsite and online selling platforms and commitment to first-class customer service, Ritchie Bros. is trusted worldwide because we make buying and selling easy, efficient, fair, and transparent.IronPlanet is a leading online marketplace for selling and buying used equipment and other durable assets and an innovative participant in the multi-billion dollar used equipment market. Founded in 1999 to transform the global used equipment market, IronPlanet has built a database of more than 1.8 million registered users worldwide. IronPlanet connects buyers and sellers of used equipment with its exclusive IronClad Assurance® equipment condition certification and family of brands, including IronPlanet®, GovPlanet®, TruckPlanet®, Cat Auction Services, Kruse Energy & Equipment Auctioneers℠ and Asset Appraisal Services℠. From July 2017 to January 2020 (2 years 7 months) Greater New York City AreaNortheast Regional Sales Manager @ Upright International UpRight was founded by an American mechanic named Wallace “Wally” Johnson in 1946. Johnson was setting up to paint his house in California, but could not find scaffolding that could balance on the uneven ground surrounding his house. So, he constructed his own aluminum scaffold tower with adjustable legs. He immediately recognized the commercial potential for his new invention and founded UpRight Scaffolds. Demand soon outgrew the capacity of his small Berkeley workshop and he moved to a larger facility in Selma, CA. By the end of the 1950s UpRight’s "instant" alloy towers had become a market leader in the USA. The company began seeking new shores to conquer. The first orders were shipped to Europe in 1958. Still, Johnson did not sit on the success of his adjustable scaffold, he also invented the first mobile AWP.In 1972 UpRight opened a new factory in Selma to produce a new product, the Flying Carpet scissor lift, which soon outsold scaffolding to become the company’s main source of revenue. Wallace Johnson died in 1980. UpRight was sold thereafter. Under new ownership, the UpRight product range expanded to include a new series of scissor lifts, a sigma arm lift, and a Speed Level version of the sigma arm lift that could self-level on rough terrain. During the 1990s UpRight’s range of powered AWPs quadrupled. It produced its first trailer-mounted boom lift, the TL33, in 1995. Its first self-propelled boom lift, the SP37, and a couple of micro-scissor lifts, the MX15 and MX19, were introduced a year later.UpRight was sold to the U.K.-based Tanfield Group in 2006. From 1997 to 2003 (6 years) Greater New York City AreaUsed Equipment Sales and Remarketing Specialist @ Powered Access LLC. • Sales of used construction equipment• Sales of asset tracking and fleet telematics solutions• Fleet re-marketing solutions of aerial work platforms, cranes, and dirt equipment • Equipment inspections and appraisals for insurance and finance companies• Consulting services for rental fleet managers; contractors; finance and insurance companies• Coordination of global transportation of equipment• Coordination of fleet and machine financing• Sales of parts for equipment such as tires, Hydraulic components, engines, pumps, controls From October 2015 to July 2017 (1 year 10 months) Greater New York City AreaNortheast Regional Sales Manager @ Snorkel Snorkel was founded in 1958 as Snorkel Fire Equipment Co. It introduced an elevating platform specifically designed for fire fighting and rescue work, which “set the standard” for aerial fire fighting equipment. In 1971 the company was sold to ATO Inc., which became Figgie International Inc. Six years after its acquisition, Snorkel entered the construction and industrial industries by developing the Snorklelift telescoping AWP. It consisted of an aluminum telescoping boom with modern hydraulic and electric systems.In 1988 Figgie decided to build on its AWP success by acquiring Economy Engineering Work Platforms, a leading manufacturer of self-propelled scissorlifts and ground entry vertical lift work platforms. Figgie then expanded Snorkel to include manufacturing facilities in Levin, New Zealand and sales and service offices in Sydney and Melbourne, Australia. The company was beginning to develop a more “global manufacturing footprint.In 1997 Snorkel became a part of OmniQuip International Inc. who decided to sell the fire and rescue apparatus product lines of Snorkel and focus all energy on AWP sales. In 2002 Snorkel was acquired by a group of private investors. They decided to sell the company five years later to The Tanfield Group. From 2003 to 2010 (7 years) Greater New York City Area