CASECO Truck Body (CTB), LLC, expanded its management team by adding Steve Bowles as branch manager of the Kansas City, Mo., facility.
by Staff
July 13, 2015
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CASECO Truck Body (CTB), LLC, expanded its management team by adding Steve Bowles as branch manager of the Kansas City, Mo., facility.
BOWLES
“Steve strengthens our growing CTB team, and delivers market-specific experience to our expanding Kansas City operation,” said Don Freeman – Vice President of Business Development for CASECO Truck Body. “Steve’s knowledge in sales, compliance, operations, and ship through are vitally important to our operational growth, and more importantly, our ability to deliver unique customer service.”
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After graduating from the University of Kansas, Bowles began his career in fleet sales with Scherer Truck Equipment, eventually managing compliance and operations for five divisions insuring compliance with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards and OEM guidelines. He later honed his operational skills in truck equipment, upfitting, and ship through while working for America’s Body Company as an operation engineer. Bowles spent the last eleven years working for Knapheide in Kansas City responsible for all aspects of production and quality.
CASECO Truck Body (CTB) operates four facilities in Oklahoma and Missouri. CTB is an Oklahoma based woman owned private business. CTB is uniquely positioned to offer innovative work truck solutions through a highly diversified product line. We treat our customers as people – not numbers - and our equipment is functional and attractive. CTB is committed to doing what is right, and saying “yes” when others say “no”. For more information on CASECO, visit www.casecomfg.com.
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