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MAXAM Tire Announces the Promotion of Michael Vandel to OEM Sales Manager for Agriculture

MAXAM Tire is pleased to announce the promotion of Michael Vandel to OEM Sales Manager – Agriculture. In this new role, Vandel will leverage his extensive industry experience to expand MAXAM’s presence with OEMs and drive growth within the company’s Agriculture product line.

Vandel’s promotion follows a successful tenure at MAXAM, where he most recently served as Regional Sales Manager. He oversaw the Rockies region and significantly increased the company’s market footprint. Previously, he served as a National Account Sales Manager, establishing new national account relationships and driving sales growth.

Prior to joining MAXAM, Vandel held key positions at Michelin, including Market Segment Manager, Agriculture, where he successfully grew Agricultural sales in North America and helped develop the go-to-market plan for VF Technology product launches. He also served as Agriculture Sales & Development Manager, driving substantial increases in both sales and market share within his territory.

“Michael has been an integral part of our team, consistently delivering exceptional results and demonstrating an unwavering commitment to MAXAM’s growth,” said Jimmy McDonnell, Vice President of Sales & Marketing. “His promotion to OEM Sales Manager – Agriculture is a direct result of his hard work, proven leadership, and dedication to our customers. We look forward to his continued success as he takes on this vital role in expanding MAXAM’s Agricultural business.”

In his new role, Vandel will focus on strengthening relationships with existing OEM partners, identifying new opportunities for collaboration, and developing strategies to further innovate and expand MAXAM’s Agriculture portfolio.

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