Rotary Expands Sales Force
Rotary Corp. has expanded its sales division with the appointment of two territory managers, Thomas Hackenberg and Tom Rasche.
Hackenberg is Rotary’s new territory manager for eastern Virginia, Maryland and Delaware, and has prior sales experience with Arrowhead Engineered Products. Rasche, who previously served as president of a family-owned power equipment distributorship. He serves as territory manager for Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska. Rasche was also an area sales manager for another power equipment company prior to joining Rotary.
“Our new territory managers will be great additions to our sales team as we continue to strengthen our longstanding partnerships with independent servicing dealers,” comments Chief Sales Officer Mark Smith. “Both understand the importance of providing one-on-one service and being responsive to the challenges facing today’s dealers.”
Hackenberg and Rasche will be involved in business development, sales and customer support for dealers throughout their regions. “Rotary’s dealer network continues to grow and we are excited to expand our sales division to meet their needs,” Smith says.
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