On June 5, Matt Cadnum joins Bomag as VP sales and marketing of North America.

Bomag Americas Inc. welcomed Matt Cadnum as vice president of sales and marketing. Cadnum will be responsible for the strategic sales leadership and support of Bomag's dealer and rental channel partners, marketing, product management and cultivating new business development growth opportunities.

Cadnum is a highly driven industry professional who possesses a strong background in both aftersales and commercial sales responsibilities, according to the company. The first 15 years of his career were spent in various aftermarket leadership roles with Allied Construction and Atlas Copco Construction Equipment. Most recently, Cadnum held senior management positions as vice-president sales of Atlas Copco Construction's rental sales team and vice-president hydraulic attachments of Epiroc (division of Atlas Copco Group).

“Matt's extensive background in supporting dealer, rental and end use customers coupled with his hands-on management style, strong technical skills and sales orientation is exactly what Bomag needs to help our customers expand their business with us,” said Rob Mueckler, president of BOMAG.

Cadnum said, “I strongly believe in Bomag's products, its vision and, most importantly, the dedication the company has to improving overall customer support within the construction equipment industry. Bomag is deeply committed to product innovation and helping generate greater returns of investment for road building customers and I very much look forward to continuing those initiatives.”

For more information, visit www.bomag.com/us.

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