Craig Bonham

M.H. Eby announced that Craig Bonham will join the company as senior vice president of business development, effective Nov. 1.

In his new role, he will work with the Eby executive team to develop market strategies, grow product sales and service offerings, and pursue new business and expansion opportunities. Bonham is a past National Truck Equipment Association (NTEA) board member and previous chairman of the board with an impressive track record of building highly productive teams and leading transformational change to accelerate sales and market share growth.

Travis Eby, president of M.H. Eby, expressed his enthusiasm for Bonham's addition to their team, saying, "We are pleased to add someone with Craig's expertise and business acumen to our team. Craig's values align with ours — the development of people to best serve our customers and communities. His areas of expertise complement our company, and his presence will add another voice to our strong executive team."

Prior to joining M.H. Eby, Bonham worked as the vice president of commercial vehicles at Safe Fleet, a leading manufacturer of safety products. There, he led teams from sales, product development, engineering and customer service to execute the vision and grow the distribution of Safe Fleet's leading safety solutions and services for the work truck industry.

Before his work at Safe Fleet, Bonham spent 10 years each with Reading Truck and America's Body Company.

For more information, visit www.mheby.com.

This story also appears on Truck and Trailer Guide.

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