Key Equipment has promoted Harry Lilley to product specialist.

Lilley began his career with Key in February 2013. In his new role as product specialist of Wacker Neuson and Terex Environmental products, Lilley also will be responsible for growing Key’s AWP, telehandler and compact cranes business. He will work out of Key’s headquarters in Honey Brook, Pa., and service the southeastern Pennsylvania construction and arborist market.

"I’m looking forward to using my 20-plus years of experience as a contractor’s superintendent and manager to help our clients choose and implement the right equipment for the job," Said Lilley. "My new role at Key lets me work with the people, products and processes that I’ve been around since I was young. Wacker Nueson and Terex Environmental are excellent products and will complement Key’s full line of lifting equipment."

Lilley has received factory sales training from Wacker Neuson and Terex Environmental.

"Harry [Lilley] has been a real asset for Key [Equipment] since he was hired over a year ago into our transportation department," said Brian Funk, president of Key Equipment "His professionalism and positive attitude, along with his vast industry and product knowledge is just what we were looking for to grow our business. When it comes to equipment and its application in the field, Harry is the ’real deal’ and I’m confident our customers will enjoy his approach."

Key Equipment has locations in Williamsport, Harrisburg and its original location in Honey Brook, Pa.

For more information, call 877/539-5438 or visit keyequipmentinc.com.

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