Work Truck Logo
MenuMENU
SearchSEARCH

PalFleet Truck Equipment Announces Management Reorganization

As part of it growth strategy, PalFleet Truck Equipment announced it has reorganized its management team to provide the required capacities to achieve and realize the company's strategic objectives.

by Staff
January 18, 2013
1 min to read


As part of it growth strategy, PalFleet Truck Equipment announced it has reorganized its management team to provide the required capacities to achieve and realize the company's strategic objectives.

Wayne Hill has been appointed vice president of Operations and is joining PalFleet's Senior Management Team. Hill has led the company's Louisville, Ky., location to dramatic growth and solid results  and has led several projects to implement best practices across the company. Hill joined the former  Fontaine Truck Equipment's Louisville branch in 1996 and will continue to work out of the Louisville facility's new service location across the street from the branch.

Mark Book is replacing Hill as the general manager of PalFleet - Louisville where he has played a key role in Louisville's growth and results as Assistant GM this year, and sales manager before that.  Book joined the Louisville branch in 2003.

"We are excited about the experience and industry knowledge that both Wayne and Mark bring to the job" said Ed Gerken, President of PalFleet Truck Equipment. "We are confident that they are the right people to build on PalFleet success going forward."

Topics:Operations

More Operations

Work Truck Exchange 2026 participants pose together in several rows inside a ballroom.
Operations•by Lauren Fletcher•November 3, 2026

Fleet Conversations and Connections at Work Truck Exchange 2026

Fleet connections, friendly competition, and a few flying axes. See the people and moments that brought Work Truck Exchange 2026 to life.

Read More →
A white Workhorse W56 electric delivery truck parked outside the TerraPod Test Facility, featuring rows of industrial testing equipment behind a security fence beneath a colorful sunset sky.
Operations•by News/Media Release•November 2, 2026

Workhorse Enters Modular AI Infrastructure Market Through TerraPod Partnership with RHAELM

Workhorse’s initial agreement with RHAELM is to develop a full-scale TerraPod manufacturing spec unit, then a non-binding letter of intent covers further expanding the partnership, including a supply agreement and a contemplated contingent initial order for 150 TerraPod systems.

Read More →
Clipboard with checked boxes for Medium-Duty Truck, Commercial Van, and Upfit Package of the Year, beside a blue pen and Work Truck award on a metal workbench.
Operations•by Lauren Fletcher•November 2, 2026

Your Fleet Experience Deserves a Vote

You know what happens after the vehicle leaves the dealership. Work Truck’s fleet awards give that experience a place in the industry conversation, and a reason to make your voice heard.

Read More →
Ad Loading...
Work Truck graphic calling for industry insights on 2026 trends and 2027 forecasts.
Operations•by Lauren Fletcher•October 29, 2026

Work Truck Seeks Fleet and Industry Insights on 2026 Trends and 2027 Forecasts

Work Truck is seeking insights from fleet leaders and industry partners on the trends that shaped 2026 and what commercial fleets should prepare for in 2027. Participate today!

Read More →
Bob Adamsky, director of fleet management at Arrow International, speaks into a microphone during a panel discussion at Work Truck Exchange, alongside fellow fleet industry professionals.
Operations•by Lauren Fletcher•October 29, 2026

30 Years in Fleet and Still Learning: Lessons Beyond Trucks

After more than three decades in fleet, Bob Adamsky has learned that knowing trucks is only part of the job. The bigger lessons come down to communication, understanding, and never assuming you know it all.

Read More →
Black-and-white portrait of Carolyn Edwards on a Legends of Fleet video thumbnail, presented by Work Truck and sponsored by Legend.
Sponsored•by Lauren Fletcher•October 29, 2026

What Every New Fleet Manager Should Know

Carolyn Edwards shares lessons on finding mentors, showing fleet’s value, and leading teams in this episode of Legends of Fleet.

Read More →
Ad Loading...
Flowers, balloons, stuffed animals, and glowing candles surround the Silver Rail Elementary School sign at a memorial in Bend, Oregon.
Operations•by Staff and News Reports•October 27, 2026

Les Schwab Tires Launches Foundation With $100,000 for Community Recovery

Les Schwab Tires launches a foundation with $100,000 to support recovery for Silver Rail Elementary and the Bend community following a school shooting.

Read More →
Side-by-side photos show pumpkin seeds being scooped out with a wooden spoon and a person carving a jack-o’-lantern with triangular eyes and a jagged smile.
Operations•by Lauren Fletcher•October 26, 2026

Bring Some Fleet to Your Halloween with Our Pumpkin Carving Templates

Download Work Truck’s truck-themed pumpkin patterns, explore more automotive designs, and give your shop or front porch a seasonal upgrade.

Read More →
Work Truck Trucks, Tips & Tours YouTube thumbnail featuring a WEX representative discussing the future of fleet fuel payments, with a WEX-branded backdrop, bold yellow and white headline, and Truck Chat Watch Now button.
Operations•by Wayne Parham•October 23, 2026

How Cardless Fuel Payments Benefit Commercial Fleets

Is it time for fleets to move beyond plastic fuel cards? David Abraham of WEX explains how cardless fuel payments can help reduce fraud, simplify driver transactions, and improve efficiency by allowing drivers to pay for fuel using their smartphones.

Read More →
Ad Loading...
Three overlapping sticky notes in Work Truck brand colors reading “Listen,” “Think,” and “Speak” sit on a worn automotive workbench surrounded by tools and hardware.
Operations•by Lauren Fletcher•October 23, 2026

Good Fleet Leadership Starts With the People You Already Have

From developing future leaders to listening to employees, discover how better leadership can help work truck fleets retain talent and build stronger teams.

Read More →