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On April 8, Cattron-Theimeg Inc. announced a reorganization under which the supplier formed new marketing and sales, and operations business units.
To head the units, Senior Vice President, Railroad Operations Jim Kingerski was named vice president of marketing and sales; Frank Rudge, who serves as vice president and managing director of Cattron-Theimeg International, was named vice president-operations.
Kingerski previously served as senior vice president of sales and marketing for Progress Rail Services; Rudge, as managing director for Cattron-Theimeg International.
"The reorganization will [offer] greater efficiency by providing functions across multiple markets," said Cattron-Theimeg Inc. President and Chief Operating Officer Jim Robertson in a prepared statement.
4/9/2003
Rail News: Rail Industry Trends
Cattron-Theimeg forms separate marketing and sales, operations units
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On April 8, Cattron-Theimeg Inc. announced a reorganization under which the supplier formed new marketing and sales, and operations business units.
To head the units, Senior Vice President, Railroad Operations Jim Kingerski was named vice president of marketing and sales; Frank Rudge, who serves as vice president and managing director of Cattron-Theimeg International, was named vice president-operations.
Kingerski previously served as senior vice president of sales and marketing for Progress Rail Services; Rudge, as managing director for Cattron-Theimeg International.
"The reorganization will [offer] greater efficiency by providing functions across multiple markets," said Cattron-Theimeg Inc. President and Chief Operating Officer Jim Robertson in a prepared statement.
