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Dec. 5, 2023
Source: Association of Equipment Manufacturers news release The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) announced its 2024 officers and directors elected to the AEM Board of Directors and Agriculture and Construction Equipment Sector Boards during its annual business meeting this week. in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. The 2024 AEM Officers: Chair: Todd Stucke, President of Kubota Tractor Corporation and Executive Officer of Kubota Corporation Vice Chair: Linda Hasenfratz, Executive Chair and CEO, Linamar Ag Chair: Bill Hurley, VP of Global Government Affairs, AGCO CE Chair: Eric Sauvage, President and CEO, LBX Company Treasurer: Melvin Porter, President and CEO, Link-Belt Cranes Secretary: Megan Tanel, President, AEM "We extend a warm welcome our 2024 officers and new and returning directors and wish to publicly thank them and their companies for steadfastly supporting the Association and its goals," said AEM President Megan Tanel. "AEM's success and growth hinges on the unwavering dedication of its volunteer leadership and the active involvement of its members. Their commitment and contributions are instrumental in propelling the industry forward. Through their engagement we strive to deliver excellence and provide the most valuable service and programs for our members." AEM's Officers and Directors provide strategic direction and guidance for Association initiatives that help members and the industry succeed. Key action areas include advocacy and public affairs, market information, exhibitions and events, and safety, regulatory and technical issues. For 2024, AEM's boards include: 2024 AEM Board of Directors: Jason Andringa, President and CEO, Vermeer Kris Flitcroft, Vice Chairwoman, AC Business Media Richard Fox-Marrs, President, JCB North America Dave Gilmore, Senior VP, Deere & Company Grant Godbersen, VP of Manufacturing, GOMACO Mike Haberman, Executive VP, Industrial Equipment Division, Alamo Group Scott Harris, Brand President of Case IH and STEYR, CNH Industrial Linda Hasenfratz, Executive Chair and CEO, Linamar Bill Hurley, VP of Global Government Affairs, AGCO Keith Johnson, President, Kondex Phil Kelliher, Senior VP Americas Distribution, Service & Marketing, Caterpillar Laura Ness Owens, VP, Global Brand and NA Marketing, Doosan Bobcat North America Greg Petras, President, Kuhn North America Melvin Porter, President and CEO, Link-Belt Cranes Austin Ramirez, CEO, Husco Jeff Reed, Chairman, Reed International Eric Sauvage, President and CEO, LBX Company Rod Schrader, Chairman and CEO, Komatsu America Todd Stucke, President of Kubota Tractor Corporation and Executive Officer of Kubota Corporation Pat Weiler, President and CEO, Weiler 2024 AEM Ag Sector Board: Chair: Bill Hurley, VP of Global Government Affairs, AGCO Vice Chair: Greg Petras, President, Kuhn North America Grant Adolph, Chairman of the Board and COO, Buhler Industries Kurt Buehler, Group President, MacDon Industries Shane Coates, VP, Agriculture, JCB Kurt Coffey, VP, Case IH, North America, CNH Industrial Mark Core, Executive VP, Forage and Lifecycle, CMO, Vermeer Fernando Cuccioli, Executive VP, Cluster Americas, DeLaval Charlene Finck, President, Farm Journal Dave Gilmore, Senior VP, Deere & Company Mike Gomes, VP, Sustainability and Global CSR, Topcon Positioning Systems Doug Griffin, Partner, Context Network Bill Hurley, VP of Global Government Affairs, AGCO Keith Johnson, President, Kondex Todd Kniffen, Senior VP, Engineering & Global Product Management, Kinze Manufacturing Dietz Lankhorst, President and CEO, Krone NA Brian Nelson, CEO and Chairman, HCC Gustavo Oberto, President, Global Irrigation, Lindsay Greg Petras, President, Kuhn North America Viren Popli, President and CEO, Mahindra USA Eric Raby, SVP, Americas, CLAAS of America Todd Stucke, President of Kubota Tractor Corporation and Executive Officer of Kubota Corporation About the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) AEM is the North America-based international trade group representing off-road equipment manufacturers and suppliers with more than 1,000 companies and more than 200 product lines in the agriculture and construction-related industry sectors worldwide. The equipment manufacturing industry in the United States supports 2.3 million jobs and contributes roughly $316 billion to the economy every year. Tweet |
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