Rotary Adds To Sales Team
Rotary Corp. has appointed two new territory sales managers as part of the company’s continued expansion to support its growing dealer network, according to an announcement by Mark Smith, Chief Sales Officer.
Travis Lloyd, a seasoned industry professional with 10 years of experience as a regional sales manager for another power equipment supplier, has been named territory sales manager for sections of Pennsylvania and West Virginia. In his new role at Rotary, he will focus on sales growth, dealer support and business development.
Rotary also announced the appointment of John Rinaldi as territory sales manager for the company’s dealer network in South Florida. Rinaldi brings extensive experience in power equipment sales and service as a manager of a dealership and area sales manager for a major OEM. He will be responsible for dealer recruitment and sales support throughout the region.
“Both Travis and John bring valuable industry knowledge and hands-on dealer experience to our sales team,” comments Smith. “They understand the opportunities and challenges facing independent dealers today, and I am confident both will build strong, lasting partnerships with our customers while helping drive their continued growth and success.”
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