Gary Green

bidadoo, an online industrial auction company with service centers across North America, has appointed Gary Green sales manager for the Midwest region.

Green will grow bidadoo's market presence in and around Indiana by developing strong customer and partner relationships in the region.

"Gary has considerable sales experience and expertise in the heavy equipment industry," said Seth LaMar, region vice president. "We look forward to Gary expanding our coverage and providing exceptional service in Indiana and the surrounding region."

"I am thrilled to join the bidaddo team," Green said. "While I've had extensive experience in the Internet auction world, this opportunity is by far the most exciting and holds the most potential for not only my success, but also our customer's success and that of the company."

"As the owner and partner of several companies in the Indianapolis area — excavating, soil stabilization, transportation and underground boring — I have had the pleasure to work with Gary for many years," said Zane Harvey, president of ICI, SSI, ICI Transport, All Bore Inc. "Gary has great industry knowledge along with honesty, responsibility, confidentiality and most of all truth in equipment evaluations. You will not find a better individual to represent your assets for remarketing."

Green brings nearly 20 years of heavy equipment auction experience to bidadoo with both live and online auctions. Prior to joining bidadoo, Green worked at JED Equipment Company, BigIron Auctions, and IronPlanet (now Ritchie Brothers).

Green also has extensive volunteer experience with the Indiana Patriot Guard Riders and Indiana Air Search and Rescue organizations.

For Information, visit http://www.bidadoo.com.

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