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PEOPLE& EVENTS
ACT
DECEMBER2014
2015
SC&RABoard&
CommitteeMeeting
January 4-7, 2015
Maui, HI
World of Concrete
February 3-6, 2015
Las Vegas, NV
AEDSummit
February 10-13, 2015
Las Vegas, NV
ARA – The Rental Show
February 22-25, 2015
NewOrleans, LA
SC&RASpecialized
Transportation
Symposium
March 4-6, 2015
Atlanta, GA
SC&RAAnnual
Conference
April 22-26, 2014
Boca Raton, FL
EVENTSDIARY
Terex namesDean
Barley toNA post
DeanBarleyhasbeenappointed
vicepresident andgeneral
manager,NorthAmerica for
TerexCranes. The leadership
change is apart of the
company’s efforts to improve
customer andproduct support,
reduce cost and complexity, and
become easier todobusiness
with, according toTerex.
Inhisnew roleBarleywill
continue togrowand expand
the company’songoing
customer-focused efforts to
become easier todobusiness
withand strengthen customer
relationships, before, during
andafter the saleof all product
linesofferedbyTerexCranes in
NorthAmerica, the company
said.
Barleypreviously servedwith
theTerexConstruction team in
a seriesof leadershippositions
inboth theUnitedKingdom
and theUnitedStates.He
servedasdirectorof sales for
NorthAmerica,waspromoted
toTerexConstructionAmericas
generalmanager andbecame
vicepresident andgeneral
manager for theConstruction
Americas&GlobalAftermarket
business in2012.
“We arepleased to
welcomeDeanBarley toour
organization,” saidTimFord,
president, TerexCranes. “His
past experiences andparticular
expertise are ideally suited to
takeon the responsibilities
that comewith thisposition,
includinghelpingus fulfill our
goal of becoming themost
responsivemanufacturer in the
industry to customers’ needs.”
Thepositionwaspreviously
heldbyDanSlaterwho
accepted the roleofVP,
TerexBusiness Systemand
ManfucaturingStrategy, based
inSwitzerland.
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The
ALL Family of
Companies
added
Mark
Seymour
and
BrianMeek
to
the Cleveland sales team.
Although Seymour and
Meek are new to the sales
department, they’re no
strangers to the company,
both havingmany years
of experience as crane
operators at ALL.
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Kirby-SmithMachinery
promoted territory
manager
Paul Bell
to North Texas
areamanager.
Paul will be
responsible for
branch operations at the
Dallas, FortWorth and
Abilene locations.
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Hirschmann Automation
and Control (PAT)
hired
Jason Dean
as technical sales
engineer, mobile
machine control
solutions division.
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ITE
announced the
appointment of
Laurent Noel
in the new role of industry
director.
HIGHLIGHTS
DeanBarley, vicepresident and
generalmanager, NorthAmerica,
TerexCranes.
Frank G. Bardonaro, Sr. died on October
21. He spent his entire career in the
transportation, crane and rigging industries
as a leader andmentor to hundreds of
co-workers at local crane rental companies.
He was known for his work ethic, passion for
winning and determination. Those qualities
have been instilled in the hearts of everyone
he was around, according to his obituary in
The Cincinnati Enquirer. He went over 30
years without taking a sick day at work and
personified the “Never Give Up” motto.
Bardonaro was bestowed the honor of
Hamilton County Sheriff Special Deputy,
a Kentucky Colonel and amember of the
Elks Lodge for 30 years. He was amember
of Sons of Italy, Mayor of Crestview, KY,
President of theMen’s Civic Club, member
of Pendleton County Country Club, and a Purcell High School
graduate. He was a little league baseball coach for nearly 20
years, assistant coach for the Campbell County Red Devil’s
Football team, assistant coach for Newport Catholic High School
baseball and a positive influence in the lives of hundreds of
children over the years. He was also a proudmember of the
NRA.
Bardonaro’s work in the crane rental industry was instrumental
in developing dispatching systems, working with DOTs throughout
the country and recruiting and training people to work in the
industry. His insight, dedication and “customer first” mentality
were part of the culture he instilled at Carlisle Crane (Maxim
Crane) and AmQuip Crane. He enjoyed SCRA and ConExpo events
for nearly 40 years and leaves a legacy of family members
still active today in the crane industry including his son Frank
Bardonaro, Jr. (president, Maxim Crane), nephew Bryan Carlisle
(CEO, Maxim Crane), and nearly a dozen other family members
working for crane rental companies.
Bardonaro is survived by his son Frank (Priscilla) Bardonaro,
Jr., Deanna (Bryan) Sturgeon, Deborah (James) Morgan,
Angela Bardonaro, Brad (Amy) Adams and Sally (Todd) Heine;
grandfather of Tyler, Brandon, Kelsey, Alexys, Ethan, Mitchel,
Camryn, Megan and Ivey; son of August and the lateMary
Bardonaro, Sr.; brother of August (Marcia) Bardonaro, Jr, Bruce
(Sharon), Michael (late Phyllis) Bardonaro, andMark (Patty)
Bardonaro.
FrankBardonaro
was instrumental
indeveloping
dispatch systems
andworkingwith
DOTs throughout
the country.
Industry pioneer Frank Bardonaro, Sr., dies
