New Jersey equipment dealer JESCO recently welcomed a trio of top John Deere executives to its South Plainfield, NJ, facility.

In attendance were Sam Allen, president of John Deere Worldwide Construction & Forestry Division, JDPSG and Corporate Human Resources; Bob Brock, senior vice president of John Deere Worldwide Construction Sales and Marketing; and Kevin Karlix, director of John Deere North America Sales and Marketing.

The John Deere executives met with JESCO President Jon Robustelli, Founder and Chairman Lou Robustelli and other JESCO high-level managers to tour the facility, learn the history of JESCO and discuss topics of interest.

“We are honored that three top executives from John Deere came to visit with us to see first hand how we manage our business and to talk about current issues in the construction equipment industry,” said Jon Robustelli. “It was a great opportunity for our company to show these executives how dedicated we are to the John Deere Brand and to share our strategic vision for the future with them.”

After the morning meeting with the JESCO personnel, Deere’s Allen, Brock and Karlix were invited to attend a customer panel luncheon with nine companies JESCO does business with. The John Deere executives conversed about issues such as fuel economy, new equipment and features, new technology and additional service options.

Besides being one of the Northeast’s leading dealers for John Deere equipment, JESCO offers one of the largest rental fleets in New Jersey. JESCO carries a wide assortment of equipment and attachments for sale or rent from name brand manufacturers including John Deere, Bomag, Indeco, Geith and Woods.

For more information, call 800/241-7070 or visit www.jesco.us.

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