Wheeler Machinery Co. announces the appointments of Bryan Campbell (L), vice president of product support, and Jonathan Campbell, vice president of sales and rental.

Wheeler Machinery Co. is pleased to announce the appointments of Jonathan Campbell and Bryan Campbell to vice presidents, effective immediately.

Jonathan Campbell is the new vice president of sales and rental. In this role, he is responsible for all sales and rental functions. He joined the company in 2009 and most recently served as Wheeler's general construction sales manager. Jonathan has also been credit manager and crushing quarry supplies manager.

Bryan Campbell is the new vice president of product support. Bryan has responsibility for all operations related to parts and equipment repair and maintenance services. He began his career at Wheeler 14 years ago in the warehouse pulling parts. Since then, he has held a variety of positions including a sales representative, service manager and product support sales manager.

Both Utah natives, Jonathan and Bryan are members of many local and national trade associations related to the industries Wheeler serves such as Associated General Contractors, Associated Equipment Distributors, Associated Builders and Contractors, Utah Mining Association and Utah Nursery and Landscape Association.

Wheeler Machinery Co. is a full-service Caterpillar dealer with 10 locations throughout Utah and one in Nevada. It serves the industries of construction, landscaping, mining, quarry and aggregate, agriculture and oil and gas. Wheeler provides repair and maintenance services, parts, rental, financing, consulting and training along with technology solutions.

For more information, visit www.wheelercat.com.

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