FAE USA Adds Dave Armour as UTAH Territory Manager

Wed February 09, 2011 - West Edition
Construction Equipment Guide

Dave Armour has been named Utah territory manager of FAE USA Inc.

Armour, who previously sold farm and light industrial equipment in western Colorado, became a manufacturer’s representative in 2010.

“I feel with my background as a dealer principal I have a very good understanding of the trials and tribulations of the dealers and can better serve them because of that,” Armour said.

Giorgio Carera, CEO of FAE, is looking forward to working with Armour.

“We are all excited to be working with him as he is a great professional that will bring a lot of experience and knowledge to FAE,” Carera said.

For more information, call 877/FAEUSA1 or visit www.faeusa.com.

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