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Rotary Appoints Mark Brabandt To Support Midwest Growth

Rotary Corp. has appointed Mark Brabandt as territory sales manager to support its expanding dealer network across Indiana, according to an announcement by Mark Smith, Chief Sales Officer.

Brabandt brings nine years of sales experience in the power equipment industry to his new role. He will focus on business development, dealer support and building strong customer relationships throughout the territory. His background includes extensive experience in lawn and garden sales, with specialized expertise in arborist products.

“Mark will provide valuable industry knowledge and hands-on experience to our sales team,” said Smith. “His understanding of dealer needs and strong commitment to service will be an asset as we grow and strengthen our Midwest presence under the leadership of Regional Vice President Greg Vaughan.”

The family-owned company serves customers in all 50 states and 75 countries worldwide. Rotary operates seven U.S. distribution centers, along with strategically located alternate shipping points to ensure fast, reliable delivery. Approximately 80% of Rotary’s complete line of parts is manufactured in America including mower blades, trimmer line and filters at the company’s facilities in Georgia and Arizona.

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