Venco/Venturo Manufacturing Hire New Territory Manager
Venco/Venturo announce the hire of Steve Overby as Territory Manager. He will be charged with carrying Venco/Venturo’s “Rugged, Reliable, Real” brand and developing relationships into new and existing markets nationwide.
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Venco/Venturo announced the hire of Steve Overby as Territory Manager. He will be charged with carrying Venco/Venturo’s “Rugged, Reliable, Real” brand and developing relationships into new and existing markets nationwide.
Overby will cover much of the country including Texas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Montana.
Overby is from Houston and spent six years in the U.S. Coast Guard performing Law Enforcement and Search and Rescue as a Petty Officer with a Machinery Technician rating. After the service, he spent several years in hydraulic oilfield machinery manufacturing and eventually hydraulic crane service. In 1989, he started work as a hydraulic technician with Commercial Body Corporation with eventual promotions to Service Manager and then Assistant Service Center Manager in Houston.
In 1997, he assumed an outside sales position as Account Manager with Commercial Body Corporation for Truck Equipment Sales where he remained as Territory Manager for Truck Equipment and Service Sales until mid-2013.
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