Don Cotora in front of an Rockster R1000S impact crusher.

Rockster North America is strengthening its team with an additional sales representative.

In order to improve the support of the existing customers and to be able to work even more professionally on the North American market for mobile crushing and screening plants, Rockster North America has hired Don Cotora as a new experienced sales manager.

“The most important point for most customers is the direct distribution from the manufacturer. This automatically results in the greatest possible security for the customer in terms of service, spare parts supply and reliability and thus the best possible value stability of the systems. In addition, Rockster offers a product on the market with its unique Duplex system, which brings a huge advantage to the customer. The service-friendly design and the fully hydraulic design of the machines promise a reliable application under very high economic aspects,” the company said.

Cotora brings more than 30 years of experience in the construction, forestry and recycling equipment industries to Rockster North America as the newest sales manager.

He is charged with increasing sales and new dealerships across North America.

Cotora's past workings include 10 years as a regional sales and service manager in the forestry and wood recycling industry covering the northeastern area of the United States along with more than 9 years in helping to establish a C&D and scrap metal shredder line into the United States within the northeastern area and assisting in the entire United States as well.

His last position was in establishing a foothold into the United States for another mobile shredder line.

For more information, visit www.rocksternorthamerica.com.

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