Tim Confer named Omaha Standard-Palfinger Regional Sales Manager
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA - Tim Confer has been named Regional Manager for Omaha Standard taking on responsibilities for distributor development and territory management activities within the southeastern region.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA - Tim Confer has been named Regional Manager for Omaha Standard taking on responsibilities for distributor development and territory management activities within the southeastern region.
Confer has served within the truck equipment industry since 1987. His level of professionalism, high-energy level and overall commitment have always defined his strong reputation in the market.
"We are fortunate to have Tim's sales and business experience as we begin the journey to market leadership with exciting new products, unique customer support ultimately enabling Omaha Standard to become a larger and more interdependent supplier to our distributors and end-user customers", explains Mark Whaley, executive vice president.
Omaha Standard, established in 1926, is a manufacturer of service/utility bodies, platform bodies, hydraulic hoists, hydraulic liftgates, and other equipment for commercial trucks and markets its products through 175 truck equipment distributors across the country, as well as in Mexico and Canada. In 2008 Omaha Standard was acquired by PALFINGER.
The PALFINGER North America Group was formed following PALFINGER's acquisitions of MBB Interlift, Omaha Standard Inc and Automated Waste Equipment. These new partnerships give PALFINGER the additional product lines, multiple truck chassis pools and a distribution network that meet the demands of key industries throughout North and Latin America.
The Palfinger North America Group, features five manufacturing locations, 10 wholly owned distribution locations, and a dedicated staff of more than 600 employees who service the North and Latin American market.
For more information, visit https://www.palfinger.com/en-us.
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