September
12, 2012, Morris, MN – Superior Industries announced the appointments of two
new national sales managers to its conveying equipment and conveyor components
divisions.
September
12, 2012, Morris, MN – Superior Industries announced the appointments of two
new national sales managers to its conveying equipment and conveyor components
divisions. Company veterans Jeff Steiner and Mike Domnick will still maintain
strong roles within each of the divisions, however their focus will be
operations.
Scott Gulan has taken the role of Sales Manager of the company’s
conveying equipment division. His duties will include supervision of territory
managers throughout the United States and Canada and customer care from point
of sale to the company’s internal customer service estimating team.
During
his first five years at Superior, and up until the point of this assignment,
Gulan was a territory manager representing the Southeastern United States.
Before coming to Superior, he had a quarter decade of sales and marketing
experience in the industry working for companies like REMA TIP TOP North
America Inc. and Fenner Dunlop.
“If you
have not met Scott yet, you’ll quickly realize he’s committed to extraordinary
customer service,” says Bob Domnick, Superior’s Vice President of Sales,
Marketing and Engineering. “He’s sharp-witted, thoroughly organized and was a
born leader.”
Mike McFerren has accepted the same role in Superior’s conveyor
components division. McFerren’s new responsibility is to oversee the company’s
idler, pulley and conveyor accessory territory sales managers in the United
States and Canada.
Until
now, McFerren was a territory manager representing Superior conveyor components
in the Northeastern United States. Previously to his employment with the
company, he spent time with REMA TIP TOP North America Inc., FMC Technologies
and was an industrial sales consultant.
“Mike is
an innovative strategist and very detailed tactical planner,” says Domnick. “He
will work closely with our sales managers and distribution to develop, maintain
and complete their goals.”
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