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Ringhaver Equipment Crane Division Appoints Davis New Branch Manager

March 6, 2002 - Southeast Edition
Construction Equipment Guide

Ringhaver Equipment Co. Vice President and General Manager Dallas Johnson has announced the appointment of Mike Davis to the position of branch manager of Southeastern Crane’s Charlotte, NC, facility.

In addition to extensive crane sales experience, Davis brings the advantage of familiarity with the southeast sales territory. Before joining Southeastern Crane, Davis spent four years with Carter Machinery as a sales representative in Virginia’s Tidewater area. Other positions he has held include: vice president of sales of Alpha America in Charlotte; territory sales representative of Manitowoc Mid-Atlantic; and general sales manager of Owsley & Sons in Virginia and the Carolinas.

Davis will be responsible for crane sales in Virginia and the Carolinas, and will oversee all operations at the Charlotte branch.

Southeastern Crane, a division of Ringhaver Equipment Co., represents Manitowoc cranes in Florida, Georgia, North and South Carolina and Virginia, National cranes in Florida, Grove cranes in Florida and Georgia, and Manitowoc boom trucks in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina. Headquartered in Tampa, FL, Southeastern Crane serves the southeastern United States and the Caribbean Basin with branch facilities located in Jacksonville, FL; Pompano Beach, FL; Charlotte, NC and Atlanta, GA.

For more information, call 704/597-1051.

This story also appears on Crane Equipment Guide.


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