Freightliner names new v.p. of sales
Freightliner Trucks has announced Rich Ferguson will take over as vice-president of sales for the US and Canadian markets.
He'll report to Mark Lampert, senior vice-president, sales for Daimler Trucks North America, the company has announced.
Most recently, Ferguson served as president of Daimler Trucks Remarketing Corporation and SelecTrucks of America. He's been with Freightliner since 1999 when he joined the company as manager, mergers and acquisitions.
Ferguson takes the reins from Alex Bernasconi, who will move on to support Freightliner through several special projects until mid-2009.
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