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JCB’S John Patterson Elected 2015 Chair of the AEM

Patterson joined JCB in 1971 as a field service engineer.

Mon December 15, 2014 - National Edition
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John Patterson, chairman of JCB USA Group, director of the JCB Group and former CEO of JCB North America, has been elected 2015 chair of the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM). AEM is a North American-based international trade group for the off-road equipment manufacturing industry (agriculture, construction, forestry, mining and utility sectors). Patterson also serves as an AEM director.

Patterson joined JCB in 1971 as a field service engineer and officially retired at the end of 2013 from his position as CEO of JCB North America after 43 years of service. Patterson currently serves as Chairman of the JCB USA Group.

“AEM officers and directors are active members of the association and selected from representative member companies to provide guidance and leadership to set the strategic direction for the organization,” said AEM President Dennis Slater. “They reflect an industry cross-section; their dedication of time and energy to this volunteer service helps ensure association programs continue to meet member needs.”

“I’m extremely honored to have been chosen to chair this very prestigious international group,” Patterson said. I’m looking forward to a very productive year, working with AEM’s board of directors to establish and achieve the association’s goals.”

For more information, visit www.jcbna.com.




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