Prime Source hires new southeast territory manager
Jeremy Moore brings with him over 20 years’ experience in the turf and ornamental industry.
Prime Source, a division of Albaugh, LLC announced on the hiring of Jeremy Moore as their new southeast territory manager.
“We are pleased to announce that Jeremy will be joining our sales team and will be assuming the territory responsibilities from Justin Watts, who will now be focusing full time on his role as national sales manager,” said Russ Mitchell, director-specialty/Prime Source.
Moore brings with him over 20 years’ experience in the turf and ornamental industry. He started his career with TruGreen and then Scott’s Lawncare, both in sales. Moore joined Quali-Pro in 2007 which later became part of Control Solutions. He worked in various roles during his tenure with them including head of customer service, southeast territory manager and national key accounts manager.
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The T680 got its first significant update since it first rolled down the Chillicothe, Ohio, assembly line.
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Kenworth in 2012 introduced the T680 as a third-generation aerodynamic conventional tractor and eventual successor to the T660 and T700. Last year the on-highway flagship helped propel Kenworth to a 15.8% Class 8 marketshare in the U.S. and Canada – a record for the company.
When it debuted nine years ago, the T680 was the lightest truck in the industry and was Kenworth’s crown jewel of engineering.
“Back in 2012,” noted Kenworth General Manager Kevin Baney, “we were like, ‘This is as good as you can get.’ We didn’t think we could make it more aerodynamic.”