Mark Barndollar will be responsible in his territory for managing dealer relationships, developing new and existing markets, assisting with inventories, and directing sales planning and program promotions.

Takeuchi-US has hired Mark Barndollar to the position of northeast regional business manager. New to the company, Barndollar has many years of experience in the compact utility business as a regional business manager.

As the northeast regional business manager, Barndollar will be responsible in his territory for managing dealer relationships, developing new and existing markets, assisting with inventories, and directing sales planning and program promotions. Barndollar has 20 years of experience in the sales field.

The addition of the northeast regional business manager position is part of a restructuring process at Takeuchi due to an increase in volume, market share and growth in the dealer network. With Takeuchi's dedication to high-level service and support it was imperative to add qualified personnel to maintain that relationship with dealers in this newly restructured region, according to the company.

“We are very excited to have Mark join us, not only because we believe he is a great fit, but since he already knows our market so well that the will be able to step in with a rather seamless transition,” said Kim Robinson, director of sales, Takeuchi-US. “Mark is a passionate person and will do a great job for us in the Northeast.”

For more information, visit www.takeuchi-us.com.

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