Altenloh, Brinck & Co. US announces new hires
Altenloh, Brinck & Co. US, Inc. (ABC US), the manufacturer of SPAX engineered fasteners, announced the addition of two new regional sales managers and a product development engineer.
- Scott Chaney has joined ABC US as a regional sales manager – lumber building materials. He will cover the Houston area and has more than 20 years of sales experience developing new business and achieving market share growth. He has held various sales positions at Accuform, Tente Casters and Gravotech New Hermes.
- Matthew Evans joined the company as a product development engineer. Evans will be responsible for managing the design, prototyping and testing of new products for the residential and commercial construction markets. Evans has more than eight years of experience managing engineering products in a manufacturing environment, most recently at Midway Products where he served as Launch Engineer.
- Tom Wylie joined the company as a regional sales manager – lumber building materials. He will be responsible for the North Central area including Indiana, Ohio and Michigan. Wylie brings many years of sales experience related to the manufactured homes and RV markets. Most recently, he served as district sales manager for Winnebago Industries and Jayco RV.
“We are thrilled to welcome three new team members to support our company and particularly the SPAX brand’s unprecedented growth,” said Jim Winn, president of SPAX Fasteners North America. “Our engineering focus is a big part of our successes and we couldn’t support and serve our customers without a stellar sales team. We are in high-growth mode and excited to have new talent joining us for the ride.”
About Altenloh, Brinck & Co. U.S.manufactures and distributes engineered fasteners under the SPAX brand name for the construction market, the TRUFAST brand for the commercial roofing industry and the TRUFAST WALLS brand for exterior building envelopes and facades.
The company is headquartered in Bryan, Ohio and operates a 200,000 square foot complex consisting of engineering, manufacturing, administration, and central warehousing.