Niki Patterson

Thunder Creek Equipment has promoted Niki Patterson to the role of regional sales manager for the western United States. She previously served Thunder Creek as the manager of dealer development and national accounts.

The move is in response to the manufacturer's rapidly growing dealer network in the region and a high demand for the company's premium fuel, field service and fleet management solutions for heavy off-road equipment fleets.

"It's a natural transition for Niki, as she has played a massive role in the growth of our dealer network throughout the U.S. in her relatively short time here at the company," said Larry Lea, vice president of sales, Thunder Creek Equipment.

"She knows the dealers, she knows the product, and she has helped build the demand for Thunder Creek in the region — there's no one better to lead this effort."

Patterson has spent her entire career in the equipment sales market, including 12 years at Mahindra, two years at Bad Boy Mowers, and the past year with Thunder Creek.

"Working with this quality- and family-driven team has been a massive honor at this stage in my career, and it's been exciting to continue raising awareness about the great things Thunder Creek helps fleet managers and business owners accomplish," said Patterson.

"I look forward to continuing the good work that Thunder Creek is doing and building even stronger relationships throughout the Western United States."

Thunder Creek designs and manufactures innovative, high-quality diesel fuel and service trailers and maintenance products that are used across a variety of industries including agriculture, construction, oil and gas, underground utilities, heavy equipment dealers and more.

For more information, visit www.ThunderCreek.com.

This story also appears on Truck and Trailer Guide.

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