Drew Farrell

Thunder Creek Equipment has named Drew Farrell as the new territory sales manager of the northeastern United States, including New York, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire and Maine.

Farrell will work to further build out the Thunder Creek Equipment dealer network in the region, foster relationships with customers in the region, and support the sales and service of Thunder Creek trucks, trailers and service items.

Thunder Creek manufactures and sells a full range of mobile fueling and service solutions. This includes the original multi-tank, bulk diesel trailers that allow businesses to haul up to 920 gal. of diesel without a HAZMAT endorsement, and the company's proprietary 2-in-1, closed-loop system for handling diesel exhaust fluid (DEF).

Farrell joins Thunder Creek after more than a decade of construction and agricultural equipment sales and support — both at the local dealer level, as well as on behalf of manufacturers — having served both as a regional sales manager and a direct sales business manager for a major global construction equipment OEM.

"I know the unique challenges and opportunities that the construction, earthmoving and heavy off-road industries in the northeast present," said Farrell. "I'm excited to travel the region and spend time with dealers and customers — showcasing new and more efficient ways to fuel and service equipment with Thunder Creek."

"Drew has a long track record of connecting and streamlining relationships between dealers, customers, field service and product support teams," said Larry Lea, vice president of sales, Thunder Creek Equipment. "His experience in the heavy, off-road markets in the Northeast will bring our great Midwestern craftsmanship and real-world solutions to new partners throughout the region."

For more information, visit ThunderCreek.com.

This story also appears on Truck and Trailer Guide.

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