Truck Accessories Group (TAG) Announces Promotions
ELKHART, IN -Bob Hill has been appointed sales manager for the Truck Accessories Group (TAG) Midwest. Granville Dennison has also joined the TAG organization as national fleet and commercial sales manager.
ELKHART, IN -Bob Hill has been appointed sales manager for the Truck Accessories Group (TAG) Midwest. Granville Dennison has also joined the TAG organization as national fleet and commercial sales manager.
Hill has a long and distinguished career in Sales and Operational management, most recently with marine retailing giant, Marinemax, Inc. of Clearwater, Fla. Previously he held key sales management positions with Bombardier Recreational Products and Kubota Corporation.
"Bob is an accomplished sales and marketing professional with a strong dealer development background," said Dennis DeLeonard, VP sales, marketing, and business development for TAG. "His broad experience and focus will help TAG and our LEER, Century and Raider Dealers improve sales and market penetration in the key Midwest region."
Hill commented, "I am excited to be representing LEER, Century and Raider products because of their reputation with pickup truck owners everywhere for market-leading style, service and quality. I look forward to enhancing the value of our brands for Dealers throughout the Midwest."
Hill, who has an educational background in economics and political science, will be relocating from Florida to TAG Midwest headquarters in Elkhart, Ind. He can be reached at bobh@truckgroup.com.
Dennison has a deep background and proven level of experience in fleet and commercial business, having served in sales and executive management with Sterling Corporation and Fontaine Truck.
"With the coordinated production of fleet and commercial caps at three manufacturing facilities across the U.S., TAG is poised for strong sales growth in the fleet market, and Granville is the ideal person to manage that growth. His experience and strong credentials among fleet management professionals will open doors for TAG across North America," said DeLeonard.
Dennison said, "I have long admired the strength of the LEER, Century, Raider and Pace Edwards brand names among retail consumers. It's my privilege to translate their reputation for quality, innovation and value to the world of commercial fleet sales."
Dennison, who has a degree in Sales and Marketing from the University of Memphis and additional training through the Executive Program at Stanford University, can be reached at granvilled@truckgroup.com.
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