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moveero Appoints Kevin Bailey as Product Manager, Americas

moveero, the world’s leading manufacturer of off-highway wheels and hubs, has announced the appointment of Kevin Bailey to the position of Product Manager, Americas.

In this new role, Bailey will be responsible for developing the company’s product strategy in alignment with its divisional and group objectives and then enabling its deployment.

A graduate in Mechanical Engineering from Iowa State Univ., Bailey began his career at moveero in 2020, when he was a design engineer at the company’s North American technical facility. More recently he held the role of product application engineer.

Commenting on his appointment, Bailey said, “Taking on the role of product manager is a natural progression from my previous role and I look forward to working closely with our sales team in the Americas as well as our ever growing customer base to support the application of our products into the industries we serve.”

Aaron Dahl, chief engineer at moveero said, “Kevin is a talented and dedicated engineer, and I’m delighted that he is taking on this key role in our engineering team. In a rapidly changing market, with the advent of autonomous equipment and alternative fuels, the development of our product strategy is clearly a vital element of our business. I know Kevin is looking forward to working closely with customers and colleagues and as part of a hugely talented and experienced engineering team, I’m excited for the future.”

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