Linda Hale-Neira has served as a manufacturers’ representative, service manager, and trusted partner to many industry-leading factory lines, the company said in an announcement. Continue Reading
Ashleigh Scruggs will work directly with New Age Industrial’s manufacturer’s representatives to maintain existing business and create new opportunities, while also representing the company at trade shows and buying groups. Continue Reading
As senior vice president, Kevin Fink will oversee all service-related strategies and initiatives for the FEDA manufacturer member. Continue Reading
Alan and his brother Jack Starr, who also recently retired, spent nearly 50 years supporting generations of customers and building lasting relationships throughout the Northeast. Continue Reading
Phoenix Marketing already promotes the FEDA manufacturer member’s products in Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia, and Western Pennsylvania. Continue Reading
Devendra Meshram will work closely with regional partners to drive collaboration, guide specification efforts, and ensure customers receive responsive, localized support. Continue Reading
Eloria Ware brings more than 15 years of sales and marketing experience to the commercial ovens manufacturer. Continue Reading
A past vice president, Jack Starr joined the family-owned business in the 1970s and helped grow it into the country’s 45th largest foodservice equipment and supplies distributor. Continue Reading
Massimiliano Bizzarri will collaborate closely with the Ali Group business units to support their growth and enhance their profitability. Continue Reading
This year’s awardees reflect the challenges operators are managing, including workforce constraints, tighter margins, and limited room for disruption during service. Continue Reading
During a subcommittee hearing, Eric Hoplin explained how emerging technologies enable employers to detect potential hazards in real time, allowing companies to focus on preventive and proactive measures. Continue Reading
Although a 6-3 majority ruled against the Trump administration, the justices did not provide direction on how the government should return the more than $175 billion in tariffs it has collected since last April. Continue Reading
