Webb Severe Duty Names Kelley President
CULLMAN, AL - Marmon Highway Technologies has named Ken Kelley as President of Webb Severe Duty. Kelley is a 24-year veteran of the commercial vehicle industry with extensive background in sales, marketing, and engineering.
CULLMAN, AL - Marmon Highway Technologies has named Ken Kelley as President of Webb Severe Duty. Kelley is a 24-year veteran of the commercial vehicle industry with extensive background in sales, marketing, and engineering. In his new position, he will be responsible for continuing to grow the company's transit/coach market share and will lead the introduction of new Vortex and friction couple technologies to other severe duty markets. "Ken has shown through his background and leadership in the industry a full understanding of what it takes to meet market and business demands" said Glenn Chambers, Marmon Highway Technologies Group President. "We feel confident that he will help us reach our goals for the Severe Duty business."
Kelley began his career in the commercial vehicle industry with Webb Wheel Products in 1992 as Product Engineer. During his tenure with the company, he has held increasingly senior positions in engineering, sales, and marketing. Immediately prior to his latest advancement, Kelley was Vice President of Business Development for the Brake and Wheel Ends Group of Marmon Highway Technologies. In addition to his experience with Webb Wheel, he has also worked for Dana Corporation, Walther EMC and ConMet and has been a long-time active member of various Technology and Maintenance Council (TMC) study groups. Kelley holds a Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Engineering from Auburn University.
Until recently, Webb Severe Duty was known as Webb Transit. The change reflects the company's plans to expand their platform and product offering to serve a wider market. Webb Severe Duty will continue to serve and grow within the Transit/Coach industry but will also focus on markets such as refuse, fire, construction, school bus and military.
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