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Altoz Hires Rod Larson As Service Parts & Accessories Manager
Altoz is pleased to announce that Rod Larson has joined the Altoz team as the Service Parts and Accessories Manager. With over 35 years of experience in the outdoor equipment industry, Larson is well-versed in many aspects of the business. Having owned and operated a power equipment business, and as parts and pricing manager for a major powersports manufacturer, he understands both dealer and the manufacturer objectives.
“Rod’s extensive experience and strategic vision are assets that will benefit our dealers, customers and organization,” comments Altoz Sales and Marketing Director, Karl Bjorkman. “As the Service Parts and Accessories Manager, Rod will focus on working with research and development to grow the Altoz accessories line, manage inventory, and administer programs for service parts and accessories.”
Larson says, “This position is a great fit for me with my experience in power equipment and powersports. I’m eager to make a difference and increase Altoz’s parts and accessories offerings. I’m fortunate to work for a company that has a sincere dedication to their employees, dealers, customers and community.”
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