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MILWAUKEE – Oshkosh Truck Corp. has promoted John Randjelovic to chief executive officer of the company’s fire and emergency group, according to the Business Journal of Milwaukee.
Thomas Fenner also was promoted to executive vice president of Oshkosh-based Oshkosh Truck and president of the fire and emergency group, while Wilson Jones was promoted to president of Pierce Manufacturing Inc., the company’s fire truck manufacturing subsidiary in Appleton. At Pierce, Jones will replace Randjelovic.
Oshkosh Truck chairman, president, and CEO Robert Bohn said the promotions are designed to enhance knowledge-sharing and decision-making for the division.
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